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I got a laugh while researching the camo pattern used on my recently acquired Volvo TP-21 Sugga radio car.
In the late 1970's I believe, Swedish military began using the 4-color, sharp line, geometric pattern camo that is found on many ground vehicles and aircraft. It is often referred to as "M/90". I was looking for patterns used to paint particular vehicle types. There is a manual that has pictures of about 13 or 14 patterns for specific ground vehicles. There isn't a specific pattern for the Sugga, but as the picture below shows, whoever painted my Sugga borrowed much of the pattern from the closest profile they could find --- a Volvo Station Wagon (or Kombi, as the Swedes call it).
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BBF TX
https://www.VolvoSugga.org
In the late 1970's I believe, Swedish military began using the 4-color, sharp line, geometric pattern camo that is found on many ground vehicles and aircraft. It is often referred to as "M/90". I was looking for patterns used to paint particular vehicle types. There is a manual that has pictures of about 13 or 14 patterns for specific ground vehicles. There isn't a specific pattern for the Sugga, but as the picture below shows, whoever painted my Sugga borrowed much of the pattern from the closest profile they could find --- a Volvo Station Wagon (or Kombi, as the Swedes call it).
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BBF TX
https://www.VolvoSugga.org
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