Looking for German paint colors

[Bigbore152mm]

Hello everyone!
I am looking to find a correct WWII era German Yellow. I have an SFH 18 15cm gun that I am refurbishing and want to paint back to an original field/forest camouflage. From what I could tell, it was originally a dark green, light green, a red (primer) color, and a yellow. I have matched all of the other colors almost perfectly, but am having trouble finding a yellow to match.

Any help would be appreciative.

Thank you in advance.

[johann mor]

Is this of any use https://panzerworld.com/german-armor...lage#early-war

Jon

[Bigbore152mm]

Thank you! This link does a good job of describing how the design is created. Will research into it!

I have tried a couple of times to post pictures of what we have, one with the original paint scheme, but it is not allowing me to post them. I will keep trying, so it will be easier to understand what we are looking for.

Thank you!
Megan

[DONDon1]

ore try this one :


https://www.militaerlacke.de/lack/1k...20sandgelb.php

[earlymb]

Thank you! This link does a good job of describing how the design is created. Will research into it!

I have tried a couple of times to post pictures of what we have, one with the original paint scheme, but it is not allowing me to post them. I will keep trying, so it will be easier to understand what we are looking for.

Thank you!
Megan

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[FS154]

This seller has a wide range of Wehrmacht colors and knowledge:



https://www.ebay.de/itm/VARIANTE-WES....c100005.m1851


https://www.ebay.de/itm/DUNKELGELB-R....c100005.m1851


https://www.ebay.de/itm/VARIANTE-WES....c100005.m1851

[Bigbore152mm]

Thank you!

[Bigbore152mm]

These are pictures of the original paint still on the gun when we took it out of battery. It looks like they used a yellow, brown, green, and some black. We are looking for this yellow in particular, and I wanted to share these pictures with you. Thank you for all the help that's already been given. Any input on the original paint scheme and pattern would also be appreciated.