DeltaJ

Like said, if you want precision mixes it's best to look on Mike Starmer's publications. I've used his mixes for my Early War BEF vehicles, & they were as precise as you get, but I haven't yet looked at the Late War mixes. From my previous experience, I've been told Vallejo 924 Russian Uniform is a great match for Late War British vehicles. Anyhow, have this document & you'll beable to work something out http://www.mafva.net/other%20pages/Starmer%20camo.htm

I'm looking to get the M60 as an addition to my 1/72 Cold-War era vehicles collection. If it's anything like the Revell M48, it'll be a dream to build. I'm currently working on the M60 Bulldozer, & I have an Airfix Bristol Bloodhound sidelined

Hi, GW Graveyard Earth gives decent resemblance to Standard Battledress, & Kommando Khaki makes for good webbing. I used Citadel paints only (Just as an experiment), to paint my Valiant British Tommies & they looked really good, as well as having a good resemblance, despite GW having a very small colour range. This are the colours I used for my Tommies: Battledress- Graveyard Earth Webbing- Kommando Khaki Helmet- Catachan Green Rifle Stock- Bestial Brown Rifle Metal / Bayonet- Boltgun Metal (Mixed with black) Flesh- Elf Flesh Water Bottle / Officer's Boots- Scorched Brown Boots- Chaos Black Scrim / Leaves- Cammo Green The only problem was Citadel paints being water based, & they can tend to be quite thin. Sometimes 2 coats may be required. Hope this helps