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1941: The two camouflage schemes of HMAS SYDNEY [II] - Diagram by Brett Morrow.
5208. Contributor Brett Morrow has created this marvelous diagram of the two camouflage schemes of HMAS SYDNEY [II], the second scheme being a late discovery for many, perhaps most of us. It was applied in August-Sept, 1941, less than three months before her November 19 loss.
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The little known second camouflage scheme was the subject of discussions at and around pic NO. 5084, here:
www.flickr.com/photos/41311545@N05/6369457703/in/photostr...
In putting this together, Brett hastens to point out that his ship elevations were first based on drawings done by Alex ["Dash'] at the authoritative World Naval Ships Forums website, where we're all members, and whose Moderators and folk have always given great support to this RAN Centenary Photostream.
The thread with Alex's wonderful colour line drawings of many ships, including some RAN, can be found here:
www.worldnavalships.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2764
Thanks to Brett, of course, for this terrific compilation and adaption to the subject of discussion. It should be viewed up large, or at the 'original' size for maximum benefit and enjoyment [for anyone who doesn't happen to know, right click on the image for size options].
1941: The two camouflage schemes of HMAS SYDNEY [II] - Diagram by Brett Morrow.
5208. Contributor Brett Morrow has created this marvelous diagram of the two camouflage schemes of HMAS SYDNEY [II], the second scheme being a late discovery for many, perhaps most of us. It was applied in August-Sept, 1941, less than three months before her November 19 loss.
.
The little known second camouflage scheme was the subject of discussions at and around pic NO. 5084, here:
www.flickr.com/photos/41311545@N05/6369457703/in/photostr...
In putting this together, Brett hastens to point out that his ship elevations were first based on drawings done by Alex ["Dash'] at the authoritative World Naval Ships Forums website, where we're all members, and whose Moderators and folk have always given great support to this RAN Centenary Photostream.
The thread with Alex's wonderful colour line drawings of many ships, including some RAN, can be found here:
www.worldnavalships.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2764
Thanks to Brett, of course, for this terrific compilation and adaption to the subject of discussion. It should be viewed up large, or at the 'original' size for maximum benefit and enjoyment [for anyone who doesn't happen to know, right click on the image for size options].