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  • RLM - 01, SILBER ( silver )
  • RLM - 02, GRAU ( grey )
  • RLM - 04, GELB ( yellow )
  • RLM - 21, WEIß ( white)
  • RLM - 22,SCHWARZ ( black )
  • RLM - 23, ROT ( red )
  • RLM - 24, DUNKELBLAU ( blue )
  • RLM - 25, HELLGRÜN ( green )
  • RLM - 26, BRAUN ( brown )
  • RLM - 27, GELB ( yellow )
  • RLM - 28, WEINROT ( maroon )
  • RLM - 61, DUNKELBRAUN ( dark brown )
  • RLM - 62, GRÜN ( green)
  • RLM - 63v.1, GRÜNGRAU ( green-grey)
  • RLM - 63v.2, LICHTGRAU ( light grey)
  • RLM - 65, HELLBLAU ( light light )
  • RLM - 66, SCHWARZGRAU ( black-grey )
  • RLM - 70, SCHWARZGRÜN ( black-green )
  • RLM - 71, DUNKELGRÜN( dark green )
  • RLM - 72, GRÜN ( green )
  • RLM - 73, GRÜN ( green )
  • RLM - 74v.1, GRÜNGRAU ( grey-green )
  • RLM - 74v.2, GRÜNGRAU ( grey-green )
  • RLM - 75, GRAUVIOLETT ( grey-violet )
  • RLM - 76, LICHTBLAU ( light grey)
  • RLM - 77, HELLGRAU ( light grey)
  • RLM - 78, HELLBLAU ( blue )
  • RLM - 79, SANDGELB ( sand-yellow )
  • RLM - 79, SANDBRAUN ( sand-brown)
  • RLM - 80, OLIVGRÜN ( olive-green )
  • RLM - 81v.1, BRAUNVIOLETT ( brown-violet )
  • RLM - 81v.2, BRAUNVIOLETT ( brown-violet )
  • RLM - 81v.3, BRAUNVIOLETT ( brown-violet )
  • RLM -82, LICHTGRÜN ( bright green )
  • RLM -83, DUNKELGRÜN ( dark green )
  • RLM -84v.1, GRAUBLAU ( green-blue )
  • RLM -84v.2, GRAUBLAU ( green-grey )
  • RLM -84v.3, GRAUBLAU ( green-blue )

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