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Hataka Hobby Contains lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush. Standard colours of Portuguese aircraft from 1950s till 1970sIn the early 1960s Portugal engaged in what was later known as the Portuguese Colonial War ("Guerra do Ultramar" in Portugal) that lasted till 1974 on f..

Hataka Hobby Lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush. 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 ..

Hataka Hobby Contains the following colours (lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush):HTK-C035 – Dark Ghost Grey – FS36320, used in "Air Superiority Grey" scheme on F-15A/B, Kfir C2, F-15C/D and some Mirage IIIs. Also on E-2C and RF-4EHTK-C090 - Sand – FS33531, used from 1980 on u..

Hataka Hobby 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). In 1981 a new four-colour splinter pattern of Dark Green (AN11), Light Green (AN22), Brown (AN33, used only f..

Hataka Hobby Lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush. 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 paint..

Hataka Hobby Lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush. 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), IJA Ol..

Hataka Hobby Contains lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush. 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 sil..

Hataka Hobby Contains lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush. The so-called "1970's desert scheme" was used on IAF helicopters until 1979 (except for AH-1s in Olive Drab), when "Tactical Battlefield" scheme of overall FS30099 was adopted.During 1982 Lebanon War, due to ident..

Hataka Hobby Contains lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush. 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..

Hataka Hobby Lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush. 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 fin..

Hataka Hobby Lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush. Standard colours of German AFVs since 1955.Since creation of the German Bundeswehr in 1955, it's vehicles for almost 30 years wore overall Yellow Olive livery.Despite several attempts and trials conducted in 1970s, it was ..

Hataka Hobby Standard colours of Su-33 fleet in Russian Naval Aviation serviceThe Sukhoi Su-33 Flanker-D (initially known as the Su-27K) is a carrier-based twin-engine air superiority fighter, member of a well-known Su-27 Flanker family.Design of Su-27K started in 1978 as part of a broader plan..

Hataka Hobby Lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush. Standard colours of RAF aerobatic and test aircraft since 1950s. The Royal Air Force is world-famous not only due to it's combat achievements, but also thanks to supreme quality of it's aerobatic / display teams.Since..

Hataka Hobby Standard colours of German military vehicles from 1923 till 1943 Contains the following colours (lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush):HTK-C151 – Early Feldgrau (Grey Olive) - Match with RAL 840R - 6006, standard 1933-37 colour of non-camouflaged German vehicl..

Hataka Hobby Standard colours of German military vehicles in Africa during WW2 As the Wehrmacht was not properly prepared for the African campaign, first units transported to Africa in February 1941 wore standard Dunkelgrau scheme. They were subsequently covered with a mixture of mud, sand..

Hataka Hobby Lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush. The North Korean AF (Korean People's Army Air Force, KPAAF) had always been one of the less known in terms of inventory, its condition and look. This changed in 2016 due to organization of the first international air show ..

Hataka Hobby Standard colours of German military vehicles from 1943 till 1945 The early war overall Dunkelgrau livery of German AFVs was officially changed in February 1943, when the Dunkelgelb (dark yellow) base paint was introduced (at that point without an assigned RAL number), which wa..

Hataka Hobby Lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush. Standard colours of Soviet military vehicles during WW2In a common belief all Soviet AFVs of WW2 wore single-colour olive-green livery. In reality the Soviet Army experimented with camouflaging its vehicles since mid-1930s..

Hataka Hobby Lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush.Standard colours of Ukrainian Su-27 fleet in pixel camouflageThe Sukhoi Su-27 Flanker is a twin-engine multirole fighter (S version, with ability of attacking ground targets) / pure fighter-interceptor aircraft (P version).In 19..

Hataka Hobby Contains lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush. Since the early 1950s until the end of the Cold War the RAF operated a fleet of "nuclear delivery aircraft" - high altitude, high speed bombers capable of carrying nuclear weapons deep into enemy territory.Commonl..