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Hataka Hobby Contains water based paints, optimised for use with brush. Standard colours of RAF P.R. aircraft from 1940 till 1945Starting from instruction no A.926 (12/1940) aircraft of Photo Reconnaissance Units (P.R.U.) were to be coloured "in accordance with operational requirements", w..

Hataka Hobby Water based paints, optimised for use with brush. Standard colours of Argentinean AF planes during the Falklands (Malvinas) conflictThe Argentine Air Force (Fuerza Aérea Argentina) took active part in Falklands (Malvinas) Conflict in 1982 using majority of then possessed types..

Hataka Hobby Water based paints, optimised for use with brush. Standard colours of British planes during the Falklands (Malvinas) conflictBritish air services in the Falklands (Malvinas) Conflict included detachments of RAF, Fleet Air Arm (FAA), Royal Marines and Army Air Corps.Most of the..

Hataka Hobby Water based paints, optimised for use with brush.Standard colours of Luftwaffe aircraft in Spain from 1936 till 1939From July 1936 till March 1939 Luftwaffe detachment "Legion Condor" took active part in the war in Spain supporting General Franco's nationalist forces.Most of Legion..

Hataka Hobby Water based paints, optimised for use with brush. Standard colours of Soviet planes from mid-1943 till end of war. From 1937 Soviet planes wore either overall Aluminium or AE-9 Light Grey coat (depending on type of material), eventually A II Green over Aluminium / Light G..

Hataka Hobby Standard colours of Israeli aircraft from 1948 till 1967Water based paints, optimised for use with brushIn the early years of independence Israeli Air Force used a variety of camouflages - the first aircraft used a scheme of unspecified green and brown colours, later supplemented b..

Hataka Hobby Water based paints, optimised for use with brushStandard colours of interiors of armoured vehicles during WW2Although slightly different in each country and sometimes even between the factories manufacturing the same type of equipment, most commonly used interior colours of WW2 arm..

Hataka Hobby Water based paints, optimised for use with brush. In late 1970s US air forces started to introduce new standard of aircraft camouflage (often referred to as "Tactical Paint Scheme") formed from different shades of grey. In USAF it appeared first on F-15s and F-16s (and F-4s as..

Hataka Hobby Contains water based paints, optimised for use with brush. Standard colours of German aircraft from 1960s till early 1980sSince 1960s till early 1980s Luftwaffe used different variants of two-tone camouflage - Norm 62, Norm 72 and finally Norm 76 used on early Tornados - compo..

Hataka Hobby Contains water based paints, optimised for use with brush. Standard colours of British maritime planes during WW2The Coastal Command was the RAF's maritime arm tasked with protection of Allied convoys (most successful after 1943 when it finally received Very Long Range aircraf..

Hataka Hobby Contains water based paints, optimised for use with brush. From 1990s (taking lessons from the Gulf War operations in 1990/91) the Royal Air Force expanded the use of "grey" camouflage schemes to it's ground attack and recce aircraft (including Jaguar GR1/3, Tornado GR1/4 and ..

Hataka Hobby Water based paints, optimised for use with brush. Standard camouflage colours of US naval planes from 1919 till 1942After end of WW1 US naval aviation (both US Navy and US Marines) adopted a standard aircraft camouflage of overall Aluminium Dope, initially supplemented by Nava..

Hataka Hobby Water based paints, optimised for use with brush. Standard ID colours of US naval aircraft from 1931 till 1941US naval aviation introduced colour coding system for squadron identification already in 1925. The section coding (each squadron was divided into six sections) was for..

Hataka Hobby Water based paints, optimised for use with brush. Standard colours of German aircraft since 1990sStarting from "forest" Norm 83 camouflage scheme and having drawn lessons from too complex (and too expensive) Norm 81 scheme of F-4Fs, Luftwaffe in 1990s turned towards grey schem..

Hataka Hobby Water based paints, optimised for use with brush. Standard colours of Finnish AFVs since 1959.  In 1959 the Finnish Army introduced "Kimmo Kenttävihreä" (Kimmo Field Green) as a primary camouflage colour for it's AFVs, replaced in 1976 by "Kenttävihreä" (Field Green)..

Hataka Hobby Water based paints, optimised for use with brush. After relatively short period of using the complex MERDC camouflage, in mid-1980s a new 3-colour pattern was developed by NATO (as in the US this process was parallel to transition to Chemical Agent Resistant Coating paints - C..

Hataka Hobby Contains water based paints, optimised for use with brush. The Imperial Japanese Army (IJA) until 1942 (according to most sources) used a colorful camo consisting of IJA Khaki (base colour) with disruptive shapes of IJA Tea Brown (to some extent also used as a base colour), IJ..

Hataka Hobby Contains water based paints, optimised for use with brush. In 1950s majority of RAF training aircraft wore overall silver livery with yellow high-visibility bands. In 1960s the yellow was replaced with much more effective (at least when new) day-glo orange.In 1967 the silver p..

Hataka Hobby Contains water based paints, optimised for use with brush. Already by 1945 the British Air Ministry had started analysis of the effectiveness of RAF war-time camouflage, with the conclusion that use of all schemes (except for the night fighter one) should be dropped after the ..

Hataka Hobby Water based paints, optimised for use with brush. After the end of WW2 British forces continued to use S.C.C. No. 15 Olive Drab as a base overall colour (except for desert areas where Light Stone was used). After 1955 the new colour - No. 24 Deep Bronze Green in gloss finish -..