About AK Real Colors. AK Interactive's Real Colors is a 180-colour lacquer range now in a new 17ml plastic dropper bottle — 70% more paint than the original 10ml glass bottle. The formula is unchanged: fast-drying, airbrush-optimised lacquer that flows cleanly and delivers opaque coverage in one or two coats. Compatible with AK RC701 / RC702 High Compatibility Thinner, Tamiya Lacquer Thinner, Mr. Color Thinner, and Mr. Color Leveling Thinner. This guide covers all 150 military and utility colours — Standard (RC801–820), Military AFV (RC851–896), and Military Aircraft (RC897–980) — organised by nation, theatre, and era.

Contents

1. Standard Colours & Varnishes — RC801–RC820
2. German WWII AFV — RC851–RC865
3. British & Commonwealth AFV — RC866–RC875
4. Soviet AFV — RC876–RC879
5. IDF — Israeli Defence Forces — RC880–RC882
6. US Army & USMC AFV — RC883–RC885
7. NATO Modern AFV — RC886–RC888
8. USAF/USN Ground Equipment — RC889–RC896
9. WWII USAAF & US Navy Aircraft — RC897–RC931
10. Luftwaffe — RC932–RC951
11. Imperial Japanese Navy & Army — RC952–RC958
12. Royal Air Force & Fleet Air Arm — RC959–RC973
13. VVS Soviet Air Force — RC974–RC980

Standard Colours & Varnishes — RC801–RC820

The Standard range forms the utility backbone of the AK Real Colors system: three varnish types in lacquer, a run of neutral blacks and whites with RAL designations, basic primaries, metallics, and buff tones used across all modelling subjects. These colours appear wherever you need tonal mixing, primer support, interior painting, or a final sealing coat. All are lacquer-based and formulated for airbrushing.

Varnishes

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC801	Flat Varnish
	AKIRC802	Satin Varnish
	AKIRC803	Gloss Varnish

Blacks & Whites

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC804	Flat Black RAL 9005
	AKIRC805	Rubber Black
	AKIRC806	Flat White RAL 9003
	AKIRC807	Cream White RAL 9001
	AKIRC808	Off White
	AKIRC809	White Grey RAL 9002

Primaries, Metallics & Utility Tones

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC810	Red RAL 3000
	AKIRC811	Signal Red RAL 3020
	AKIRC812	Orange RAL 2004
	AKIRC813	Maize Yellow RAL 1006
	AKIRC814	Yellow RAL 1003
	AKIRC815	Buff
	AKIRC816	Pale Blue
	AKIRC817	Blue RAL 5001
	AKIRC818	Pure Blue RAL 5005
	AKIRC819	Gun Metal
	AKIRC820	Aluminium

German WWII AFV — RC851–RC865

Fourteen colours covering the complete German RAL vehicle camouflage system from the early-war period through the three-colour hard-edge schemes of 1943–45. Subjects include the Panzer II, III, and IV in early Dunkelgrau; the Panther, Tiger I, and Tiger II in Dunkelgelb base with Rotbraun and Olivgrün sprayed camouflage; the StuG III and IV, Jagdpanther, Jagdpanzer IV, and Hetzer in factory Dunkelgelb; and Afrikakorps subjects including the Panzer III (J/L/M) and Marder II/III in desert tones.

Early War — Dunkelgrau & Pre-1943 Colours

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC851	Elfenbein-Ivory RAL 1001 (Interior Color)Interior — Panzer turret bins, radio equipment, ivory RAL 1001
	AKIRC852	Olivgrün-Olive Green RAL 6003Early war vehicle olive green RAL 6003
	AKIRC853	Graugrün-Grey Green RAL 7008Grey green RAL 7008 — transitional tone
	AKIRC854	Hellgrau-Light Grey RAL 7009 (interior color)Interior light grey RAL 7009
	AKIRC855	Dunkelbraun-Dark Brown RAL 7017Early war dark brown component RAL 7017
	AKIRC856	Dunkelgrau-Dark Grey RAL 7021Panzer grey RAL 7021 — standard vehicle colour 1939–43
	AKIRC857	Grau-Grey RAL 7027Mid-war grey RAL 7027

Dunkelgelb — 1943–1945

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC858	Dunkelgelb Nach Muster-Dark Yellow acc. to SampleDunkelgelb matched to original sample — late 1943 standard
	AKIRC859	Dunkelgelb-Dark Yellow RAL 7028Factory-applied Dunkelgelb RAL 7028 — 1943
	AKIRC860	Dunkelgelb Ausgabe 44-Dark Yellow 1944 RAL 7028Dunkelgelb 1944 issue — yellower factory variant

Camouflage Oversprays & Afrikakorps Tones

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC861	Gelbbraun-Yellow Brown RAL 8000Gelbbraun RAL 8000 — Afrikakorps and early camouflage
	AKIRC862	Rot (Rotbraun)-Red Brown RAL 8012Rotbraun RAL 8012 — camouflage overspray on Dunkelgelb
	AKIRC863	Rot (Rotbraun)-Red Brown RAL 8013Rotbraun RAL 8013 — slightly warmer variant
	AKIRC864	Rotbraun-Red Brown RAL 8017Rotbraun RAL 8017 — darker standard brown overspray
	AKIRC865	Braun-Brown RAL 8020Braun RAL 8020 — warm North African brown

British & Commonwealth AFV — RC866–RC875

Ten colours replicating the British Standard BS 381 and SCC (Service Corps Colour) system used on British and Commonwealth armour 1939–1945. Subjects include the Matilda II and Crusader in Western Desert schemes; the Churchill Mk.III/IV and Valentine in SCC 2 Brown; the Sherman Firefly and Cromwell in SCC 15 Olive Drab for Normandy; and Bishop, Sexton, and M10 Achilles in Commonwealth service.

BS381 Standard Colours

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC866	Silver Grey No.28 (BS381)Silver Grey No.28 — vehicle equipment and some late-war subjects
	AKIRC867	Slate No.34 (BS381)Slate No.34 — darker camouflage component
	AKIRC868	Light Stone No.61 (BS381)Light Stone No.61 — North Africa base colour
	AKIRC869	Portland Stone No.64 (BS381)Portland Stone No.64 — North Africa and Middle East
	AKIRC870	British Dark Olive Green PFIDark Olive Green PFI — post-war and late WWII
	AKIRC871	Bristish Desert Pink ZIDesert Pink ZI — Western Desert, Operation Crusader
	AKIRC872	British Light MudLight Mud — Western Desert field-applied tone

SCC (Service Corps Colour) Specification

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC873	S.C.C. No.1A Very Dark BrownSCC No.1A Very Dark Brown — Middle East and special applications
	AKIRC874	S.C.C. No.2 BrownSCC No.2 Brown — 1940–43 standard vehicle colour, all theatres
	AKIRC875	S.C.C. No.15 Olive DrabSCC No.15 Olive Drab — 1943 onward NW Europe standard

Soviet AFV — RC876–RC879

Four colours covering Soviet and Russian armour from WWII through to the modern era. RC876 4BO Protective Green is the definitive WWII Soviet tank colour — applied to the T-34/76 and T-34/85, KV-1 and KV-2, IS-2, SU-85 and SU-100, and BT-7 among dozens of other types. RC877 Russian Modern Green covers Cold War and contemporary armour including the T-54/55, T-62, T-72, T-80, and T-90 series.

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC876	Russian Green Protective 4BO4BO Protective Green — WWII Soviet standard, all AFV 1941–45
	AKIRC877	Russian Modern GreenModern Russian green — T-72, T-80, T-90 series
	AKIRC878	Russian Greyish YellowRussian Greyish Yellow — sand/desert tone, some winter schemes
	AKIRC879	Russian Grey GreenRussian Grey Green — transitional and winter camouflage

IDF — Israeli Defence Forces — RC880–RC882

Three colours spanning IDF vehicle camouflage from independence through to the modern period. RC880 covers 1948–1960s subjects including the M4 Sherman (Israeli variants), AMX-13, and Centurion. RC881 covers the 1970s–80s grey-sand for the M60 Patton, Centurion Sho't, and early Merkava Mk.1. RC882 is the current scheme applied to Merkava Mk.2, 3, and 4.

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC880	IDF Early Sand YellowEarly Sand Yellow — 1948–1960s, M4 Sherman, AMX-13, Centurion
	AKIRC881	IDF Sand Grey 1970S-1980SIDF Sand Grey 1970s–1980s — M60, Sho't, early Merkava Mk.1
	AKIRC882	IDF Modern GreyIDF Modern Grey — Merkava Mk.2/3/4, Namer APC

US Army & USMC AFV — RC883–RC885

Three colours covering US Army and USMC ground vehicle camouflage from WWII through to the Cold War. RC883 No.9/No.22 Olive Drab is the classic WWII US Army vehicle colour applied to the M4 Sherman in all variants, M3 Lee/Grant, M10 Wolverine, M18 Hellcat, M36 Jackson, M3 Halftrack, and M8 Greyhound. RC885 CARC Tan covers desert subjects including M1 Abrams, M2/M3 Bradley, and M113 variants.

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC883	No.9/No.22 Olive Drab (WWII)WWII US Army Olive Drab — M4 Sherman, M10, M18, M36, halftracks
	AKIRC884	Olive Drab FadedFaded/weathered Olive Drab — sun-bleached field appearance
	AKIRC885	CARC Tan 686A FS 33446CARC Tan FS33446 — M1 Abrams, Bradley, HMMWV desert

NATO Modern AFV — RC886–RC888

The three-colour NATO camouflage scheme standardised under STANAG 2338 — green, brown, and black — applied to NATO ground vehicles from the late 1970s onward. Used on M1 Abrams, M60A3, M2/M3 Bradley, M113 in US service; Leopard 1A4/A5 and Leopard 2A4 in German/Dutch service; and Challenger 1 and FV432 in British service.

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC886	NATO GreenNATO Green — STANAG 2338 standard green component
	AKIRC887	NATO BrownNATO Brown — STANAG 2338 standard brown component
	AKIRC888	NATO BlackNATO Black — STANAG 2338 standard black component

USAF/USN Ground Equipment & Marking Colours — RC889–RC896

Eight Federal Standard colours used for US Air Force and Navy ground support equipment, aircraft marking standards, and vehicle finishes. Insignia White and Light Gull Grey are the standard USN carrier aircraft marking colours. The earth tones (FS 30099–30277) cover ground equipment, support vehicles, weapons pylons, and desert camouflage components across multiple eras.

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC889	Light Gull Grey FS 16440Light Gull Grey FS16440 — USN aircraft upper/side surfaces
	AKIRC890	ADC Grey FS 16473ADC Grey FS16473 — USAF Air Defense Command aircraft 1950s
	AKIRC891	Insignia White FS 17875Insignia White FS17875 — USN/USMC aircraft standard white
	AKIRC892	Earth Brown FS 30099Earth Brown FS30099 — ground equipment, support vehicles
	AKIRC893	Earth Red FS 30117Earth Red FS30117 — ground equipment
	AKIRC894	Field Drab FS 30118Field Drab FS30118 — ground equipment and vehicle interiors
	AKIRC895	Dark Tan FS 30219Dark Tan FS30219 — desert vehicle components
	AKIRC896	Sand FS 30277Sand FS30277 — desert and arid vehicle finish

WWII USAAF & US Navy Aircraft — RC897–RC931

Thirty-five Federal Standard and pre-FS colours covering the complete US military aircraft colour palette from early WWII through to the Cold War. Spanning the Army Air Forces, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard across all theatres.

North Africa, MTO & Desert Operations

Sand and earth tones for USAAF Mediterranean Theatre of Operations and desert camouflage schemes 1942–44. Subjects include the P-40 Warhawk, P-38 Lightning, B-17, B-24, B-25 Mitchell, and A-20 Havoc in sand/dark earth or sand/olive drab upper surface schemes.

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC897	Desert Sand FS 30279Desert Sand FS30279 — USAAF MTO Sand 49 upper surface 1942–43; also RAF Op Granby Desert Pink
	AKIRC898	Sand FS 33531Sand FS33531 — lighter sand tone for arid theatre subjects
	AKIRC896	Sand FS 30277Sand FS30277 — MTO aircraft and ground equipment

USAAF Standard Camouflage — European & Pacific

The standard Olive Drab over Neutral Grey scheme used on USAAF aircraft 1941–44 across all theatres, plus specialised colours for helicopters, transports, and Army Aviation. Subjects include the P-47 Thunderbolt, P-51 Mustang (early), B-17G, B-24J, C-47 Skytrain, and B-25J.

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC926	Dark Olive Drab 41Dark Olive Drab 41 — USAAF upper surface standard 1941–43
	AKIRC927	Medium Green 42Medium Green 42 — USAAF alternate upper surface / Pacific theatre
	AKIRC928	Neutral Grey 43Neutral Grey 43 — USAAF lower surface standard
	AKIRC929	US Interior Yellow GreenUS Interior Yellow Green — cockpit interiors, instrument panels
	AKIRC930	Zinc Chromate YellowZinc Chromate Yellow — wing leading edges, structural primer
	AKIRC931	Bronze GreenBronze Green — early USAAF aircraft and some USMC types
	AKIRC899	US Army Helo Drab FS 34031US Army Helo Drab FS34031 — Army Aviation rotary wing
	AKIRC900	Forest Green FS 34079Forest Green FS34079 — Vietnam era and post-war helicopters
	AKIRC901	Olive Drab FS 34087Olive Drab FS34087 — post-WWII standard, Korea/Vietnam era
	AKIRC902	Dull Dark Green FS 34092Dull Dark Green FS34092 — Vietnam/Cold War dark component
	AKIRC903	USMC Green FS 34095USMC Green FS34095 — Marine Corps aviation and vehicles
	AKIRC904	Field Green FS 34097Field Green FS34097 — USMC rotary wing 1956–70s
	AKIRC905	Green FS 34102Green FS34102 — Vietnam-era green component
	AKIRC906	Interior Green FS 34151Interior Green FS34151 — USAF aircraft interior standard
	AKIRC907	Pale Green FS 34227Pale Green FS34227 — lighter green component, some Vietnam subjects

US Navy & USMC — Pacific & Carrier Operations

The three-tone scheme (Sea Blue / Intermediate Blue / White) used on USN carrier aircraft 1943–45, plus the overall gloss Sea Blue scheme introduced in 1945. Subjects include the F6F Hellcat, F4U Corsair, TBF/TBM Avenger, SB2C Helldiver, SBD Dauntless, and F4F Wildcat.

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC924	Sea BlueSea Blue ANA 623 — upper surface tricolour and overall gloss 1945
	AKIRC925	Dark Sea BlueDark Sea Blue ANA 606 — deep tone in early scheme
	AKIRC908	Intermediate Blue FS 35164Intermediate Blue FS35164 — side surface of tricolour scheme
	AKIRC909	Medium Blue Grey FS 35237Medium Blue Grey FS35237 — transition and secondary colour
	AKIRC891	Insignia White FS 17875Insignia White — lower surface of tricolour scheme
	AKIRC889	Light Gull Grey FS 16440Light Gull Grey — post-war USN marking standard

Cold War & Modern USAF — Grey Schemes

The full Federal Standard grey palette covering USAF tactical fighter schemes from Vietnam through to the F-22 generation: Hill Grey, Compass Ghost, Mod Eagle, Have Glass, and Aggressor schemes. Subjects include the F-4 Phantom II, F-15 Eagle, F-16 Fighting Falcon, F-22 Raptor, F-117 Nighthawk, A-10 Thunderbolt II, and B-1B Lancer.

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC912	Grey FS 36081Grey FS36081 — dark component, Hill Grey and Vietnam schemes
	AKIRC913	Medium Gunship Grey FS 36118Medium Gunship Grey FS36118 — A-10, AC-130, special operations
	AKIRC914	Have Glass Grey FS 36170Have Glass Grey FS36170 — F-16C/D Block 50+ Have Glass V scheme
	AKIRC915	F-15 Dark Grey (MOD EAGLE) FS 36176F-15 Dark Grey FS36176 — Mod Eagle scheme dark component
	AKIRC916	Dark Gull Grey FS 36231Dark Gull Grey FS36231 — Hill Grey scheme (F-15A/B/C)
	AKIRC917	Aggressor Grey FS 36251Aggressor Grey FS36251 — USAF/USN adversary training aircraft
	AKIRC918	Medium Grey FS 36270Medium Grey FS36270 — utility grey, A-10 and transport aircraft
	AKIRC919	Dark Ghost Grey FS 36320Dark Ghost Grey FS36320 — Compass Ghost upper surface (F-16, F/A-18)
	AKIRC920	Light Ghost Grey FS 36375Light Ghost Grey FS36375 — Compass Ghost lower surface
	AKIRC921	Light Grey FS 36495Light Grey FS36495 — lightest component, some modern schemes
	AKIRC922	Camouflage Grey FS 36622Camouflage Grey FS36622 — very light grey, B-1B and some modern types
	AKIRC910	Air Superiority Blue FS 35450Air Superiority Blue FS35450 — F-15 Air Superiority Blue scheme
	AKIRC911	Duck Egg Blue FS 35622Duck Egg Blue FS35622 — specialized Navy training and test aircraft
	AKIRC923	M-485 Blue GreyM-485 Blue Grey — USN/USMC grey scheme

Luftwaffe — RC932–RC951

Twenty colours covering the complete RLM (Reichsluftfahrtministerium) colour system across all variants and periods, from the 1938 specification through to the late-war 1944–45 colours. AK provides multiple period-specific versions of key colours such as RLM 65, 66, 76, and 81 where the actual pigment formulation differed between production batches — an important distinction for serious Luftwaffe modellers.

RLM Standard & Utility Colours

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC932	RLM 02 RLM-GRAU (1938)RLM 02 RLM-Grau 1938 — undersurfaces, interiors, early aircraft
	AKIRC933	RLM 02 RLM-GRAU (1941)RLM 02 RLM-Grau 1941 — slightly different mid-war production colour
	AKIRC934	RLM 04RLM 04 Yellow — wing tips, eastern front bands, instructor markings

Undersurface Blues — RLM 65

RLM 65 Hellblau was the standard Luftwaffe undersurface colour throughout the war. AK provides two versions reflecting different pigmentation of 1938 and 1941 production. Subjects include all major types: Bf 109 E/F/G/K, Bf 110, Fw 190 A/D/F, Ju 88, He 111, and Me 262.

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC935	RLM 65 (1938)RLM 65 Hellblau 1938 — early war undersurface standard
	AKIRC936	RLM 65 (1941)RLM 65 Hellblau 1941 — mid-war production variant, slightly lighter

Interior — RLM 66

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC937	RLM 66 (1938)RLM 66 Schwarzgrau 1938 — cockpit and interior colour, early production
	AKIRC938	RLM 66 (1941)RLM 66 Schwarzgrau 1941 — slightly bluer mid-war interior production

Upper Surface Camouflage — European Theatre

The early-war RLM 70/71 splinter scheme and the mid/late-war RLM 74/75/76 system. RLM 76 had three distinct production variants — AK provides all three for accurate period modelling. Covers all major Luftwaffe fighters, bombers, and ground attack types.

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC939	RLM 70RLM 70 Schwarzgrün — early war splinter dark green upper surface
	AKIRC940	RLM 71RLM 71 Dunkelgrün — early war splinter light green upper surface
	AKIRC941	RLM 74RLM 74 Graugrün — mid/late war upper surface camouflage
	AKIRC942	RLM 75RLM 75 Grauviolett — mid/late war upper surface camouflage
	AKIRC943	RLM 76 Version 1RLM 76 Version 1 — early standard light lower surface variant
	AKIRC944	RLM 76 Version 2RLM 76 Version 2 — mid-war production variant
	AKIRC945	RLM 76 Late War VariationRLM 76 Late War — 1944–45 production variant, slightly lighter

Mediterranean & Late War — RLM 78/79/80/81/82

Mediterranean theatre and late-war colours covering Bf 109 E/F-4/Trop and Ju 87 Stuka in North Africa, and the final 1944–45 camouflage system applied to Fw 190 D-9, Me 262, He 162, and late-production Bf 109 G/K.

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC946	RLM 78RLM 78 Himmelblau — Mediterranean lower surface blue
	AKIRC947	RLM 79RLM 79 Sandgelb — Mediterranean/North Africa upper surface sand
	AKIRC948	RLM 80RLM 80 Olivgrün — late war upper surface green 1943–45
	AKIRC949	RLM 81 Ver.2 (incorrectly called RLM 83)RLM 81 Ver.2 (sometimes called RLM 83) — late war brown-green
	AKIRC950	RLM 81 Version 3RLM 81 Version 3 — alternate 1944–45 production brown
	AKIRC951	RLM 82RLM 82 Hellgrün — late war upper surface light green

Imperial Japanese Navy & Army — RC952–RC958

Seven colours covering IJN and IJA aircraft camouflage, interior, and structural colours for the Pacific War 1941–1945. Note that factory-applied colours varied between manufacturers — Mitsubishi and Nakajima used different formulations for the same specification, which is why AK provides separate M3(M) and M3(N) interior greens. Subjects include the A6M Zero in all variants, Ki-43 Hayabusa, Ki-61 Hien, D3A Val, B5N Kate, G4M Betty, J2M Raiden, N1K Shiden, Ki-84 Hayate, and P1Y Ginga.

Exterior Camouflage Colours

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC952	IJN J3 HAI-IRO (GREY)J3 Hai-iro Grey — overall light grey, early war Zero and many types
	AKIRC953	IJN J3 SP (AMBER GREY)J3 SP Amber Grey — amber-tinted variant of the standard grey
	AKIRC954	IJN D1 Deep Green BlackD1 Deep Green Black — upper surface dark green 1943–45
	AKIRC955	IJN D2 Green BlackD2 Green Black — alternate upper surface dark green, later war

Interior & Structural Colours

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC956	IJN M3 (M) MITSUBISHI Interior GreenM3(M) Mitsubishi Interior Green — cockpits, Mitsubishi-built aircraft
	AKIRC957	IJN M3 (N) Nakajima Interior GreenM3(N) Nakajima Interior Green — cockpits, Nakajima-built aircraft
	AKIRC958	IJN / IJA AotakeAotake — blue-green primer used as interior finish on all IJN/IJA types

Royal Air Force & Fleet Air Arm — RC959–RC973

Fifteen colours covering the full BS 381C (British Standard) colour system used by the RAF and FAA from 1939 through to the late war period across all theatres — Battle of Britain, North Africa, Coastal Command, and the Far East.

Battle of Britain & European Theatre — Standard Camouflage

The Dark Green/Dark Earth upper surface scheme with Sky, Sky Grey, or Night Black undersurfaces — the definitive RAF appearance for 1940–43. Subjects include the Spitfire Mk.I/II/V/IX, Hurricane Mk.I/II, Blenheim Mk.IV, Wellington, Halifax, Lancaster, and Mosquito FB.VI.

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC960	RAF Dark GreenDark Green BS381C/641 — upper surface standard camouflage 1940–44
	AKIRC961	RAF Dark EarthDark Earth BS381C/450 — upper surface standard camouflage 1940–43
	AKIRC964	RAF Sky / FS 34424Sky BS381C/210 — Fighter Command undersurface and fuselage band
	AKIRC959	RAF Sky Grey / FS 26373Sky Grey BS381C — alternate lighter undersurface colour

Maritime & Coastal Command

Sea grey schemes used by Coastal Command, the FAA, and maritime patrol aircraft — Sunderland, Catalina, Liberator GR.V, Beaufort, Beaufighter TF.X, and FAA types including the Swordfish, Barracuda, and Firefly.

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC962	RAF Ocean GreyOcean Grey BS381C/629 — upper surface 1942 onward, fighters and maritime
	AKIRC963	RAF Medium Sea Grey BS381C/637Medium Sea Grey BS381C/637 — undersurface and side colour
	AKIRC969	RAF Extra Dark Sea Grey BS381C/640Extra Dark Sea Grey BS381C/640 — Coastal Command dark component
	AKIRC970	RAF Dark Sea Grey BS381C/638Dark Sea Grey BS381C/638 — FAA and Coastal Command mid-tone
	AKIRC968	RAF Dark Slate GreyDark Slate Grey BS381C — dark component for some maritime schemes

North Africa & Middle East

The Light Stone / Dark Earth / Azure Blue scheme for the Western Desert — Hurricane Mk.IID, Tomahawk and Kittyhawk, Spitfire Mk.V tropical, Baltimore, and Maryland.

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC966	RAF Middle StoneMiddle Stone BS381C/361 — desert upper surface
	AKIRC965	RAF Azure BlueAzure Blue BS381C/104 — desert undersurface and tropical schemes

PR Blue, Cockpit & Late War Colours

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC971	RAF PRU Blue BS381C/636PRU Blue BS381C/636 — Photographic Reconnaissance Unit Spitfire PR types
	AKIRC967	RAF Cockpit Grey-GreenCockpit Grey-Green — standard RAF cockpit interior colour
	AKIRC972	RAF Light Aircraft Grey BS381C/627Light Aircraft Grey BS381C/627 — late war and post-war upper surface
	AKIRC973	RAF Barley Grey BS381C/626Barley Grey BS381C/626 — very light grey, post-war aircraft

VVS Soviet Air Force — RC974–RC980

Seven colours covering the Soviet Air Force AMT colour system from 1941 onward, plus interior and structural colours. Applied to the Yak-1, Yak-3, Yak-7, and Yak-9 series, La-5 and La-7, Il-2 Shturmovik, Pe-2, MiG-3, LaGG-3, and Tu-2 among others. The two-colour AMT-4 Green / AMT-7 Light Blue upper/lower scheme is the most common Soviet WWII aircraft finish.

	SKU	Colour
	AKIRC974	AMT-1 Light BrownAMT-1 Light Brown — used in some three-colour upper surface schemes
	AKIRC975	AMT-4 / A-24M GreenAMT-4 / A-24M Green — standard upper surface green, all Soviet types
	AKIRC976	AMT-7 Light BlueAMT-7 Light Blue — standard lower surface blue-grey
	AKIRC977	AMT-11 Blue GreyAMT-11 Blue Grey — upper surface late war variant and bomber undersurfaces
	AKIRC978	AMT-12 Dark GreyAMT-12 Dark Grey — dark component in late-war schemes
	AKIRC979	A-14 Interior Steel GreyA-14 Interior Steel Grey — cockpit and interior surfaces, all VVS types
	AKIRC980	Russian Cockpit TurquoiseRussian Cockpit Turquoise — distinctive Soviet interior colour alongside A-14

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