... I said I was done but there are always more variants to draw.
This is HOBSON (DD-464) as the ship appeared in September 1942. HOBSON is shown in the experimental Measure 15, a scheme developed directly from First Admiralty Disruptive type. It consisted of the usual Measure 12 (modified) colors and splotches, but added white to the superstructure pattern. Note Deck Blue (20-B) on the gun mount and torpedo tube tops.
For obvious reasons this camouflage was not seen as very effective and HOBSON was repainted into Measure 22 at its next refit.
![[ img ]](http://test.shipbucket.com/storage/none/none/Gleaves/none/2153_DD-464Hobson1942-09_20170607192955.png)
Next is CHARLES F. HUGHES as of January, 1941, with Measure 2 camouflage. Measure 2 was the forerunner to Measure 22, but used a pattern consisting of equal bands of Dark Grey (5-D), Ocean Grey (5-O), and Light Grey (5-L) on the hull, with Deck Blue (20-B) on all horizontal surfaces.
![[ img ]](http://test.shipbucket.com/storage/none/none/Benson/none/2168_DD-428CharlesF.Hughes%281941-01%29_20170607201714.png)
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