Hataka Red Line Acrylic Paint Set of 6 Late US Navy (HTK-AS05.2) Level 4 This upgrade transformed the Czech-designed

This upgrade transformed the Czech-designed chassis into a capable tank destroyer

This French experimental fighter represents an important chapter in interwar aviation development

In late 1938 a new instruction was issued introducing a scheme of Grey-Green and Earth Shadow (exact shades differed as the paints were mixed in combat units and due to low pigment quality)

The L-39C Albatros stands as one of aviation's most successful jet trainers

The Meng 1/72 M2A3 Bradley with BUSK III represents the modern evolution of America's primary infantry fighting vehicle

Hataka Red Line Acrylic Paint Set of 6 Late US Navy (HTK-AS05.2) Level 4 This upgrade transformed the Czech-designedHataka Red Line (optimised for airbrush) acrylic paint set designed for the standard camouflage colours of US Navy planes from 1943 till 1945. One of the most effective camouflage schemes of WW2 US naval aviation "tri colour camouflage" was introduced in January 1943 and consisted of Semi Gloss Sea Blue, NS Intermediate Blue and NS Insignia White (with blended borders between colours). In mid 1944 it was replaced on all carrier based aircraft by