Modern Royal Air Force Vol.3 Set (Blue Line Acrylic) Hataka BS70DESCRIPTIONBLUE LINE OPTIMISED FOR BRUSHStandard colours of RAF training aircraft since 1950sContains the following colours (acrylic paints, water-based, optimised for use with brush):HTK-B003 Silver Also known as High Speed Silver, overall colour of RAF trainers until 1966 (with yellow or day-glo orange elements)HTK-B194 Luminous Orange Also known as Day-Glo Orange, used on RAF trainers for high-visibility markings over Silver or LAG airframe colourHTK-B217 BS Light Aircraft Grey BS381C:627, overall colour of RAF trainers after 1966 (with day-glo parts). Later used for wings in tricolor schemeHTK-B101 Traffic White Used on RAF trainers in tricolor scheme for upper body and tail (early-1970s to 1990) and fuselage stripe (till 1998)HTK-B276 BS Signal Red BS381C:537, used for lower fuselage and wingtips of RAF training aircraft in tricolor scheme (early-1970s to 1998)HTK-B277 BS Roundel Blue BS381C:110, used for aircraft spine and tail of RAF training aircraft in modified tricolour scheme (from 1990 to 1998)HTK-B100 Jet Black / Night Exact match with BS381C:642, since 1998 overall colour of RAF trainers (BAe Hawk, Short Tucano and helicopters)HTK-B275 BS Golden Yellow BS381C:356, in 1950s for training bands on RAF trainers. Engine cowling colour of training helis after 1998
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