Shades for American vehicles in Western Europe in 1944 and 1945: the factory olive in several stages of fading, the winter overcoat and the dirt of the Normandy roads.
A set of four acrylic colors for German armor of the end of the war and of the hypothetical year 1946: dark yellow, two tones of reseda green and red brown.
Eight acrylic shades according to the American camouflage table of the time of the Second World War, including black, ocean gray and six terrain tones marked with serial numbers.
The basic trio of German shades of the years 1943 to 1945 – a light yellow base, olive green and red-brown, the combination from which the overwhelming majority of period patterns arose.
The second volume of the palette for contemporary Russian vehicles. Six bottles of 17 ml: Russian green, olive, a sand tone, orange brown, clay red and gray blue.
Shades for equipment deployed in Southeast Asia: an olive base, dark added tones for the pattern applied in the field, and the reddish dust of muddy roads.
Three shades for the standard European camouflage of ground vehicles - the green, brown and black pattern used from the 1980s across the armies of the North Atlantic alliance.
A set of six acrylics for Soviet armored vehicles of the Second World War: the base green 4BO, the brown and sand components of the three-tone camouflage, the interwar protective green and a washable winter white.
Six acrylic paints from AK interactive for the desert finishes of Iraq and Afghanistan: Iraqi and British sand, an American shade and three German RAL tones.
Colors for German vehicles of the last year of the war: the dark yellow on its way out, the olive base of the end of 1944, a red primer showing through and hastily applied patterns.
Eight acrylic paints from AK interactive for the American four-color MERDC scheme, including white for the winter variants. All the shades with FS codes.
Six acrylic shades for the armored equipment of the Deutsches Afrikakorps in 1941 to 1943: from the European dark gray through both tropical pairs to the cream ivory used for markings.
A small set of shades for the armored equipment of the Israeli army, from the olive machines of the sixties to the sandy gray tone of the desert campaigns.
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