Stainz with the paint job to end all paintjobs.

[KeithT]

Evem Stainzmeister can't/wouldn't want to boast one like this:-

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Lgb-train...xJouetd_TrainsElectriques&hash=item2ec1b5a4a5 < Link To http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm...mp;hash=item2ec1b5a4a5
It looks as if it has been through a paintball game.

 

[3Valve]

Nnnnnnooooo, no no no no no no no[size=18pt] no no NO [/size]
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[yb281]

Not sure what to say?

OMG or FFS!! might be a good place to start?

 

[funandtrains]

Ohh dear!

 

[Zerogee]

Oh dear indeed! I think the "club amateurs" in the title says it all.... (yes, I know it's in French, but why pass up the chance of a joke at their expense?)

I think I can see what he's tried to do - but why, oh why, the RED? A late-war German pattern of random red-oxide (red-brown, NOT pillar box scarlet) and dark green over a sand yellow base coat might have looked OK.

The indignities that poor little Stainzes have been subjected to over the years!

Jon.

Edit: actually, reading it again, I see it's supposed to be a WW1 job, not WW2 as I first assumed; maybe he has pictorial reference for a prototype, stranger things have been built in war! Still not convinced about the red, though.....

 

[tramcar trev]

Well obviously its painted in Camoflage with sandbags to protect the vital parts from small arms fire...... Probably inspired by Picasso and worth a fortune as an Objet d' art.
Just not sure what conflict it would fit into though..... I've seen a lot worse in real life.
Viz:

 

[KeithT]

Well obviously its painted in Camoflage with sandbags to protect the vital parts from small arms fire......

But did it really need a hairnet?