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I was wondering

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Yes, I do that sometimes, it's part of being interested in Landships...

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LOL, sorry about that! I was wondering if any of the board member knew whether British Tankers used any other color coverall other than Blue or Khaki? I have an article sent to me a few years ago titled THE BRITISH TANK CREWS's WAR, 1916-1918 by Martin Pegler ( im not sure of the magazine it is from) and in the article the pics used by the recreator look orange in color. Does anyone have any info on this?

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siquisiri

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The 'khaki' overalls were very orange in colour, especially under certain light

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Rob wrote:

The 'khaki' overalls were very orange in colour, especially under certain light



Ahhhhhhhhh. Very good to know. Any pics?

thanks again

 



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This is from the Osprey book. Not exactly orange.

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Now im confused. lol.. what osprey book is the plate from?

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It's from the British Army in World War 1 (2)
The Western Front 1916-18
Men-at Arms

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Rob


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The colour is too light on the Osprey plate - i'll dredge up a pic, should have one somewhere, there's a photo in the WW1 Light Railways photo thread in 'references' where you can see the lower half of my overalls

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