P-40 Warhawk
P-40N Warhawk fighter with the 45th Fighter Squadron at Nanumea Airstrip, Gilbert Islands,Mankin Island 1943 Sand No. 26: The closest match would be FS 31433. Flesh equivalents are probably the closest insofar as they…
P-40N Warhawk fighter with the 45th Fighter Squadron at Nanumea Airstrip, Gilbert Islands,Mankin Island 1943 Sand No. 26: The closest match would be FS 31433. Flesh equivalents are probably the closest insofar as they…
Early Camouflage WWII U.S. Army & USAAF(1941-43) In this article we will try to help in the right choice of colorsWe need to make it clear that the difference is in the same color. It…
P00-2013-01-160Curtiss SB2C Helldiver .Yellow Zinc Chromate B-25. Yellow Zinc Chromate F4u-1 Corsair . Salmon Pink primerF4u-1 Corsair . Salmon Pink primerF4u-4 Corsair .Yellow Zinc Chromate F4u-1 Corsair .Salmon Pink primerF4u-1 Corsair. Salmon Pink primerYellow Zinc…
S.U. NAVY & MARINE WW2 WORLD WAR IILate War (1944-45) A new change was introduced on 13 March 1944 which determined that all US Navy fighter aircraft switch to a single color of overall Glossy…
Atlantic Anti Submarine Camouflage Schemes ASW Schemes (1943-45) It became obvious that the new three-tone scheme implemented in 1943, while ideal for the Pacific, did not work nearly as well in the drearier, overcast skies…
S.U. NAVY & MARINE WW2 WORLD WAR IIEarly War (1942-1944) Third period Paint guide: On 30 December 1940 the Bureau of Aeronautics (BuAer) determined that the standard color for all ship-based aircraft was to be…
WORLD WAR IIEarly War (1940-42) On 30 December 1940 the Bureau of Aeronautics (BuAer) determined that the standard color for all ship-based aircraft was to be overall Non-spectacular Light Gray (non-spectacular referring to the matt…
S.U. NAVY & MARINE WW2.Plane colors and camouflage first period
LEAD Technologies Inc. V1.01F6F-5 Hellcat BuNo 79674, radar nacelle, China Lake 04 Apr 1949. Official U.S. Navy photo.Pt. Mugu F6F-5K Hellcat drone BuNo 79004 & 79279, Armitage Field, Hot Line, China Lake, 03 March 1950.…
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