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US softskin "gas paint" stars 1/72 (1/35 sheet shown but 1/72 is identical) During the D-Day invasion of Europe U.S. softskins had a special chemical paint applied to the void areas of the national insignia on the hood. The purpose of this paint was to detect a gas attack. The paint turned different colors depending on the type of gas. Suitable for any U.S. softskin in the European theater during or immediately following D-Day. For: GMC CCKW, Diamond T wreckers, Willys MB, Ford GP, WC51/52, WC54, WC56/57, WC62/63, halftracks, M3 Scout Cars, 6-ton trucks Researched by Cookie Sewell

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