@Miloslav, mozno Ti z info na uvedenej linke pomoze toto:
October 1944, Oberflächenschutzliste 8 Os 109K, released by Messerschmitt and approved by the RLM, designating the 74/75/76 camouflage scheme to be applied to the Bf 109K...
COMMENT:
The existence of this document is known only through other documents and specifics on camouflage colours and schemes is unknown. Given physical and photographic evidence, it is very probable that the Bf 109 K had two late-war schemes;
1. Grauviolett 75 / Dunkelgrün 83,
2. Braunviolett 81 / Dunkelgrün 83. (The vintage of this reference identifies Dunkelgrün as RLM 82, not RLM 83 as is currently accepted - a uz ani toto neplati).
As noted previously, the 75/83 (rozumej 81) scheme might be thought of as a transitional scheme from 74/75 to 81/82. For the different G-variants of the Bf 109, it is noted that there could be as many as four to six different camouflage colour formats depending on the aircraft version (Hitchcock, 1979, p.13). When these schemes were introduced is unknown, but likely progressed from the 'grey' to 'green' scheme from mid 1944 to early 1945. The chaos begins...
Ak to zhrniem a odmyslim si chaos v cislovani "tmavej zelenej" v case pisania clanku na tej linke, tak moznosti su:
1. "svetla (tj. 75) + tmava (tj. 81 - hocico od tmavej zelenej cez tmavu olivovu az po hnedovialovu) - viac kontrastna alternativa,
2. svetla (tj. 82) + tmava (81, vid vissie) - menej kontrastna alternativa.
@Jozi, sme v teme Me109 a bavime sa o vhodnych kamuflaznych farbach. Mozno je to pre niekoho blbost, ale detail v kokpite vidis tak z 20 cm, ale posahanu kamuflaz vidis aj z niekolkych metrov. Ak moj prispevok naozaj tak velmi vadi, tak sa ospravedlnujem.