Many, many years ago, I built a model PT. I think it was a Revel kit. Anyway, it had this wild black/white dazzle paintjob. The entire boat, even the deck, was covered in sorta-rectangular patches about 5-10' on a side, each one composed of numerous black and white parallel stripes. These stripes were more or less the same width in each patch, but sometimes they tapered across the patch, and the stripes in some patches were much wider than in other patches. Each rectangular patch was set at a different angle, so you had all these stripes going in different directions over short portions of the boat. It looked like a zebra as interpretted by Picaso on crack.
Needless to say, this was a TOTAL pain to paint, and I made a complete hash of it. So I gave up about 1/3 through and overpainted the whole thing battleship gray. Then I tossed it out in my pond and sank it with my pellet gun.
Anyway, every once in a while I've been tempted to try this on the PT skin. It's historical, it's challenging, but I doubt anybody would ever use it because it would be so conspicuous.
