Paint Sets (Orange Line)

Hataka Hobby Camouflage colours used for Polish planes between 1919 and 1939Contains the following colours (lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush):HTK-C003 — Silver (Met) — Used primarily for cockpit interiors, but also for lower surfaces of Polish AF reconnaissance aircraftHTK-..

Hataka Hobby The famous „two-green” splinter camouflage (70+71/65) was used on majority of Luftwaffe aircraft from early 1937 till November/ December 1939, when Luftwaffe day fighters switched to more offensive scheme of 02+71/65. The latter was again modified around May 1940 to include soft mo..

Hataka Hobby 1944 was the year of introduction of several new camouflage colours for all Luftwaffe aircraft. RLM 83 introduced in the first half of 1944 was most probably a replacement of RLM 74 in previous 74/75/76 scheme, as simplified 75/76 pattern proved not effective for ground concealment..

Hataka Hobby Contains lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush.Standard camouflage colours of USAAF planes from 1941 till 1945Since mid-1941 USAAF adopted onto majority of its aircraft a standard camouflage scheme of Olive Drab No. 41 (with blotches of Medium Green No. 42 randomly ..

Hataka Hobby Standard camouflage colours of US Navy planes from 1943 till 1945 Contains the following colours (lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush):HTK-C001 – Dark Sea Blue – Used for top surfaces (ANA 606, semi-gloss) and after mid-1944 as overall colour (ANA 623, gloss)..

Hataka Hobby Contains the following colours (lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush):HTK-C014 – Sand-Yellow (RLM79a) - Factory colour of upper surfaces in early Luftwaffe Mediterranean scheme (appx. from April 1941 till end of the year / early 1942)HTK-C172 – Sand-Brown (RLM79b) ..

Hataka Hobby Standard camouflage colours of RAF planes during WW2Contains the following colours (lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush):HTK-C009 – Dark Earth – Used until August 1941 on upper surfaces of RAF fighters in Temperate Land Scheme. Later used on RAF bombersHTK-C016 – ..

Hataka Hobby Standard camouflage colours of RAF planes in Northern AfricaContains the following colours (lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush):HTK-C009 - Dark Earth - Used for upper surfaces in RAF Mediterranean camouflage schemesHTK-C013 - Mid Stone - Used for upper surfaces i..

Hataka Hobby Standard camouflage colours of USAF planes in 1960s-70sContains the following colours (lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush):HTK-C012 — Dark Tan – Used for upper surfaces in USAF SEA camouflage scheme of TAC aircraftHTK-C016 — Dark Green – Used for upper surfaces i..

Hataka Hobby Standard camouflage colours of USAF planes in 1980s Contains the following colours (lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush):HTK-C016 – Dark Green – FS34079, used in „European” camouflage schemes of USAF F-4s and US ANG A-7DsHTK-C056 – European I Green – FS34092,..

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Hataka Hobby Standard colours of of Swedish aircraft from late 1950s till early 1990s Contains the following colours (lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush):HTK-C029 – Light Blue (058M) - Used for lower surfaces in Swedish 2-colour (Saab 32 Lansen, Saab 35 Draken, Sk 6..

Hataka Hobby Lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush. Starting from 1939 majority of RAF Bomber Command aircraft wore a version of Temperate Land Scheme with either Sky "Type S" (light bombers, mid-1940 to mid-1942) or Night (heavy bombers, 1939 till mid-1942) undersides. Unl..

Hataka Hobby Standard colours of ANR aircraft from 1943 till 1945 Contains the following colours (lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush):HTK-C052 – Verde Oliva Scuro 2 – Exact match with Verde Oliva Scuro 2, overall upper surfaces colour of Fiat G.55. Also for disrupti..

Hataka Hobby Lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush. Standard colours of MiG-29A/UB in Warsaw Pact serviceAlthough majority of MiG-29s in Warsaw Pact countries' AFs service wore the standard greyish green / grey scheme, it was not the case in Czechoslovakia and East Germany...

Hataka Hobby The Royal Italian Army entered the WW2 with two basic painting schemes of AFVs – overall Grey-Green (first in dark, later in light version) and overall Red-Brown (Rosso Ruggine or Terracota) used mostly on Ansaldo vehicles. Both were often covered with shapes of green or red-brown...

Hataka Hobby Standard colours of LVA aircraft from 1919 till 1940The Dutch air forces were officially established in 1913 under the name of Luchtvaartafdeling (LVA, "the Aviation Department). In those early years majority of LVA's aircraft wore a simple green (LVA Khaki) over blue (LVA Blue) sc..

Hataka Hobby Lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush.Standard colours of Ukrainian aircraft in grey pixel camouflage.After collapse of the Soviet Union the Ukrainian AF inherited a great number of combat aircraft, including Su-27s, Mig-29s, Su-24s and Su-25s of different age and c..

Hataka Hobby Lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush. Between 1936-37 a new standard camouflage scheme was introduced onto Polish Army vehicles, consisting of irregular (mostly horizontal) shapes of Greyish-Sand and Dark Brown applied over a Green base. In mid-1938 the patter..

Hataka Hobby In early 1941 a new camouflage scheme of RLM 74+75/76 (with mottling in RLM 02, 70 or 74) was introduced onto Luftwaffe day fighters (the early scheme of RLM 70+71/65 remained in use on other aircraft types) and was widely used till gradual phase out in mid-1944. RLM 65 was officia..