Eight shades from Hataka Orange Line for American armored vehicles. Besides the CARC camouflage system it contains a washable white for improvised winter camouflage.
The second Belgian volume moves from jets to helicopters: three grays of modern fighters, the two shades of the search and rescue Sea King and the colors of the NH90.
Six lacquers for German aircraft in Norm 90J and Norm 95: grays for the Phantom, the MiG and the Tornado, plus three exact shades for antenna covers and radomes.
Eight lacquers of the Orange Line range for the jet aircraft of the Belgian Air Force from the postwar Meteors to the Alpha Jet trainer. Four British BS381C shades and four American ones to the FS standards.
A set of eight lacquer shades of German military aviation from the eighties. It takes in the gray-blue pattern of the naval machines, the green and black-gray surfaces of the tactical aircraft, the color of the rescue helicopters and the green of the border guard.
Six lacquer paints for the Polish ground-attack aircraft with a variable-sweep wing after overhaul. It covers the three-color pattern of the upper surfaces, the blue-green underside and the metal surface of the rear part of the fuselage.
Six lacquer paints for the Polish TS-11 Iskra jet trainer in the navy versions. It holds the dark and light upper surfaces, the green and blue of the training-reconnaissance variant and a separate tone for the cockpit.
Six lacquer tones for the blue and divided schemes of the American training squadrons. It covers the strikingly blue form, the snow pattern and the divided pattern of the later years, on single-engine and twin-engine fighters alike.
Eight lacquer paints for the American aircraft of the training squadrons that played the role of the opponent in exercises. It covers the winter, lizard and desert patterns of the F-16 machines and some of the schemes used on the heavier F-15 fighters.
Eight British shades of the second part of the Falklands set: the grays of the Sea Harriers, the green of the Harrier GR.3 and the blue-gray of the anti-submarine helicopters.
Six lacquer paints, Hataka Orange Line , cover French ground vehicles from the desert yellow of the 1950s to today's three-color standard of the Leclerc tank.
British armored vehicles in six shades to the standards of 1939 and 1942, from khaki green through service brown to the olive drab of the end of the war.
Eight lacquer paints from Hataka Orange Line map the helicopters of the Marine Corps from the postwar dark blue through the green era to today's tactical gray.
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