Yellow Brown RAL 8000

Yellow Brown RAL 8000.

Yellow Brown RAL 8000, later Green Brown RAL 8000, the base colour for large equipment of the German Afrikakorps introduced by Army Directive No. 281 of March 17, 19411. Disruptive patches of Grey Green RAL 7008 were to be sprayed over ⅓ of the base colour, but the vehicles were often just painted a monochrome yellow brown. In view of the difficult supply situation during the campaigns in North Africa, captured desert yellow paints2 like B.S.C. № 61 »Light Stone« or B.S.C. № 64 »Portland Stone« were also used by the Wehrmacht.

Yellow Brown RAL 8000

  • Grünbraun RAL 8000, A-MIG-013
  • Gelbbraun RAL 8000, AK-Interactive RC063
  • Gelbbraun RAL 8000, AK-Interactive AK-702
  • Desert Yellow, Humbrol 93
  • Gelbbraun RAL 8000, LifeColor UA 203
  • Grünbraun RAL 8000, Mission Models MMP-017
  • Gelbbraun, Plaka 50
  • Khaki RAL 8000, Revell Email Color 32.380
  • Yellow Brown DAK 1941, Tamiya XF-92
  • Gelbbraun RAL 8000, Tru-Color TCP-1455
  • Grünbraun RAL 8000 Surface Primer, Vallejo 73.606
  • Grünbraun RAL 8000, Vallejo Model Color 70.879
  • Grünbraun RAL 8000, Vallejo Model Air 71.272
  • Gelbbraun RAL 8000, Xtracolor X803

Humbrol 93 »Desert Yellow« is darker than B.S.C. № 61 »Light Stone«, but corresponds to a whitened »Yellow Brown RAL 8000«.

Bibliography

  • Denecke, Johannes: Tarnanstriche des deutschen Heeres 1914 bis heute (Bonn 1999)

Wehrmacht Camouflage Patterns


1. Denecke, Johannes: Tarnanstriche des deutschen Heeres 1914 bis heute (Bonn 1999), p. 40
2. Denecke, Johannes: Tarnanstriche des deutschen Heeres 1914 bis heute, p. 42