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SEA Camo paints for HTAI C130's?

ian elliot

ian elliot

SOH-CM-2026
Im just wondering if anyone has seen any SEA camo paints for Henry Tomkiewicz Ai C130, ive had a look over at the Owls nest, if it isn't there then it probably nowhere but i thought i'd check here first, There is an RAF Alconbury retro visitor pack by Graham King thats pretty close, and i found an Argentinian AF scheme that i could adapt also but if the real thing is out there ,that would be great.

cheers ian

This is one of the Graham King paint's, its actually very close, not sure if SEA birds had wrap round camo ?


 
All the pics on C-130.net and others I have not seen a wrap-around like the Lizard, all SEA colors seem to show the light gray belly.
 
Is this the one you're looking for? I have this one for the CS_EX_C130:

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this one must be an earlier paint job

I don't have any with the SE dark paint w/ grey underbelly

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Still quite a piece of work to this day.
 
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