Great pics @WyomingRoaming and thank you for posting them. The colour look a lot better on the jerry cans compared to the metal angle plates I’ve seen in Australia. I like how Scottish white has a bit of cream to it and magic mushroom a shade of desert pink.
The Jerry cans were an intelligent move on Ineos’ part. Besides being “on brand” for the vehicle, the curves, edges and angles of the can gave insight to how the paint looks in sun, shade, etc.
I have a nagging feeling that vehicles/clothing that look military make border crossings more difficult than they need be.Once a MM gets a bit of dirt on it, it really looks the part. But, also looks good when clean.
I never thought of MM as a military look. Of course I see the similarities with Operation Desertstorm when it is mentioned here but when I will see a MM Grenadier I just see a cool colour.
Should be good where I'm from
Crossing the border into Victoria?Should be good where I'm from
Yeah, just thinking out loud about how the vehicle is viewed from a distance.
Luckily then that I was born in England
seriously - have you had/have/or expect to have any "issues" greenies driving 4x4 in the great state of Tasmaina?Should be good where I'm from
How do yo mean , issues?
I live on a remote fell side farm so tend to go for "earth colours" for my vehicles so as not to stand out, my Discoverys have always been green. But I have to say
to lime green. Never mind locals, I'd offend people on the space station. Would probably prevent an alien invasion though.
Good idea… then I can make it any colour we want in post
Seen this at demo day. Great colour combo. It is a dark blue, but obv not black in daylight, roof very cool contrast. Lots of people making impressed noises. Think i remember the same level of appeal in a south african video a while back, turning heads. If you like it, you’ll like it- i think go with your gut feel and own it. They’re all pretty good colours….
Colour is a personal decision go with YOUR gut instincts and not be lead by others
