Questo dovrebbe esserti molto utile
Painting and Marking Options
The kit decals are from Cartograph, and as usual are nicely printed and presented. Color schemes and markings are provided for eleven vehicles:
1. Unidentified unit, Eastern Front 1944 in dark yellow with soft-edged broad red brown and dark green stripes. The vehicle carries no tactical number and displays large balkenkruz on the superstructure sides and hull rear.
2. Unidentified unit, Eastern Front 1943 in dark yellow with hard-edged red brown and dark green patches. The vehicle carries the tactical number “333” in red and displays large balkenkruz on the superstructure sides and hull rear. This vehicle appears on page 26 of Concord’s German Self-Propelled Guns.
3. Unidentified Unit, Russia 1943 in dark yellow with broad red brown patches. This vehicle is marked “111” in white-edged black numbers, with a smaller “1” in yellow-edged black, forward of the large balkenkruz on the superstructure sides. Another large balkenkruz is displayed on the hull rear. See the notes for marking option #7 below.
4. 10. Panzer Division, Tunisia 1943 in dark yellow with small dark green patches. This vehicle carries no tactical number and displays small balkenkruz on the superstructure sides and hull rear.
5. Unidentified Unit, Eastern Front 1943 in field grey with dark yellow over-painting. This vehicle carries no markings apart from large balkenkruz on the superstructure sides and hull rear.
6. Pz.Jg.Abt.49, Eastern Front 1944 in dark yellow with dark green and red brown stripes. This vehicle carries the tactical number “119” in white on the upper superstructure sides, and displays small balkenkruz on the upper rear superstructure sides and the hull rear. Though the kit instructions do not show a front view for painting and decaling purposes, a number of vehicles from this unit displayed the small balkenkruz on the left side of the driver’s front plate, so check your references.
7. Unidentified Unit, Eastern Front 1944 in dark yellow with dark green and red brown stripes. This vehicle carries the tactical number “111” with a smaller “1” forward of the large balkenkruz on the superstructure sides. This unusual marking begs the question whether this is the same vehicle, or a successor in the same unit, as depicted in marking option #1. Another large balkenkruz is displayed on the hull rear. This appears to be the vehicle shown on page 52 of the Armor PhotoGallery book and if so, it is actually an early production vehicle with the welded reinforcement strips at the rear of the superstructure sides. You should shave off the bolt heads molded on the kit parts.
8. Unidentified Unit, France 1944 in dark yellow with dark green and red brown patches. This vehicle is marked “131” and displays large balkenkruz on the superstructure sides and hull rear.
9. Panzer Korps “Grossdeutschland”, East Prussia 1944-45 in dark yellow with small red brown patches. This vehicle displays no tactical number, has small balkenkruz on the lower rear superstructure sides and the hull rear, and the “Grossdeutschland” divisional symbol on the right hull rear.
10. Panzer Division, Hungary 1945 in dark yellow with dark green and red brown stripes/ The vehicle is marked “2” and displays small balkenkruz on the hull sides (beneath the tools, so be prepared for decaling challenges) and the divisional symbol on the left front of the superstructure.
11. Unidentified Unit, Hungary 1945 in dark yellow with broad dark green and red brown stripes. This vehicle is marked “114” and displays small balkenkruz on the superstructure sides and the hull rear.
http://augustomotolo.blogspot.it/