Another Panther with late "strawberrycake" camouflage

[r_hufschmied]

Hi Guys, these camo schemes are, as Steve rightly comments, accurate WW2 patterns. I don't doubt they would work either. But I just don't like them from an asthetic point of view.

Cheers, Ade.

Hear, hear!

I've made the same point on the Kubinka Panther and I firmly stand by my opinion that the pattern applied to that poor G is gahddamnawful even though accurate. The Strawberry cheesecake isn't as bad but close ...

[RTY]

It was planned to repaint Kubinka' Panther in another scheme after the end of the active restoration process.

But now this plan is no more executable - the Panther will be the same or maybe it will be repainted in russian army' green as one of Sd.Kfz.250.

[Günter]

I think the Kubinka Panther's camo scheme is unusual but pretty accurate, I have no problem with that. I think they should've left the original paint job on that REME panther. When it comes to vehicles paint, I'de prefer the typical tan color. No chocolate chip or napoleon camo, just plain good ol' vanilla, you cant go wrong with that.

[PzV]

the Jagdpanther in the Wehrtechnische Sammlung in Koblenz is not badly camouflaged either.

[PzV]

one more shot

[RTY]

The best thing at Koblenz' JagdPanther is it's tiwing links.

[rkoy]

Ths Danny For That Info!!