article Skunk Works ,Stealth Camouflage 1965-Present Lockheed’s Advanced Development Programs (ADP), better known as Skunk Works, is the company’s secretive R&D unit in charge of developing highly classified advanced aircraft designs. It has been a…
article RAF / FAA Fleet Air Arm Camouflage 1941-1945 The FAA struggled to produce carrier-based aircraft of equivalent quality to that of the other two main carrier powers, the US and Ja pan. Consequently, it…
article U.S.Aircraft Marking Aircraft of the U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps have carried distinguishing markings almost from the beginning of naval aviation. The earliest being the aircraft building number, preceded by a block letter…
article Asia Minor scheme Camouflage(1971-1982) Although the TAC camouflage scheme was considered effective for most regions that the USAF would be expected to operate from, it was clearly not ideal for arid or desert environments…
Explore the history of USAF gray camouflage, from Hill Gray I and II to HAVE GLASS. This scale modeling guide covers FS color references, MRP paints, metallic undercoats and special-effect varnishes for realistic F-4 Phantom II, F-16 Fighting Falcon and A-7 Corsair II finishes.
article Vietnam Camouflage (TAC SEA Designs 1964–1996) – The Aircraft Colors That Defined an Era Few military aircraft camouflage schemes became as recognizable as the Tactical Air Command camouflage introduced during the Vietnam War era.…
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article F-35 Lightning II, Camouflage Have Glass F-35 lightning ii Have Glass CamouflageThe F-35 Lightning II is the latest stealth aircraft developed for the USAF, USN, and USMC as well as over a dozen NATO…
article Modern fighter jet production line.Primer In the immediate post-war years, interior areas like wheel wells, wheel covers, and landing gear remained in their wartime colors, which like cockpits varied between aircraft and manufacturer. Natural…
article NATO Cockpits and Interiors (1947-Current) USAF aircraft in the early post-war period were most commonly painted in two sheens of black. Instrument panels received the aptly named, semi-gloss ANA 514 Instrument Black (later FS 27038) whereas all…
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