buffnut453
Captain
That rather depends on whether you want to build an early- or mid-war groundhog, and whether you're looking at a standard daytime pursuit groundhog or the specialized night intruder groundhog.
Bear in mind that lend-lease groundhogs given to the Brit's had standard RAF camo using U.S. equivalent paints. However, their service was short-lived because the Brits didn't like the groundhog, finding it neither useful for hunting nor as a decent Sunday roast (tastes too much like chicken).
Finally, don't forget that, later in the war, groundhogs started leaving the factory unpainted to reduce drag and eliminate the weight of the paint.
So...you takes your groundhog and makes your choice!
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