Eight tones for submarines with nuclear propulsion: the anthracite and black of the hull, a signal red below the waterline, white for markings, a hemp beige, aluminum and brass.
The older tactical finishes of combat aircraft in eight shades: a golden and a pale brown, a dark brown, a sandy beige, green fields and the faded blue of the underside.
The tactical camouflage of combat aircraft of the end of the Cold War in eight tones: ocher, two browns, a sandy beige, two greens and the faded blue of the undersurfaces.
Eight shades for the heavy twin-engine fighter designated Flanker: three blue-keyed tones for the upper surfaces, three grays and a light blue for the underside.
Earthy and stone tones for a ruined site, eight pieces per package: concrete, mortar dust, exposed brick, roof timber, sand and packed earth underfoot.
Six tones for the British camouflage of the Western Desert: a silver gray, two stone shades, a deep green, khaki and a purple brown for sharply angled fields.
Paints for German ground equipment between 1927 and 1941: the earth yellow, brown and green of interwar camouflage as well as the later dark gray, in eight containers in all.
A sixteen-piece offering for the buildings and architecture of dioramas: plasters, brick, wood, roofing, metal items and a gloss varnish for glass and painted surfaces.
Fifteen covering shades and with them a satin varnish for European railway vehicles: the black of smokeboxes, the dark green of bodies, the red-brown finish of frames, two rusts and aluminum for steps.
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