Monday, July 20, 2015 - 08:35 PM UTC
Hataka Hobby have announced their second set of acrylic paints for helicopter subjects. This time the set is devoted to US Army machines from the '50s through the '70s.
HTK-AS19 "US Army Helicopters Paint Set
From 1950s till late 1970s, including during the Vietnam conflict, US Army helicopters were painted in Olive Drab overall with various applications of Black and Yellow. The OD paint itself appeared in several shades and faded rapidly. Helicopter Drab became the "trade mark" of US Army helicopters from early 1980s, with ad hoc application of Desert Sand during first conflict in Iraq. Recent research over a universal camouflage paint resulted in introduction of Woodland Desert Sage on CH-47s.
HTK-AS19 contains all of the above mentioned colours, providing for the comprehensive and reliable range of colours for modeling of US Army helicopters from Vietnam war era to the recent machines used in operations over Iraq and Afghanistan.
The set contains:
HTK-A065 - US Army Olive Drab - Standard colour of US Army helicopters from 1950s till late-1970s (including UH-1s and AH-1s in Vietnam conflict)
HTK-A041 - Night Black - FS37038, used in various applications on US Army helicopters, including on anti-glare panels and in non-standard schemes of UH-1s
HTK-A066 - Insignia (Orange) Yellow - FS13538, used in various applications on US Army helicopters in Olive Drab (including bands around tailbooms and rotor-blades)
HTK-A067 - US Army Helicopter Drab - FS34031, standard colour of US Army helicopters from early 1980s to present (including AH-64s, UH-60s, CH-47s and UH-72s)
HTK-A068 - US Army Desert Sand - Used for temporary desert camouflage of US Army helicopters (including AH-1s and UH-60s) during Operation "Desert Storm"
HTK-A069 - Woodland Desert Sage - FS34201, standard colour of CH-47F Chinooks in US Army service (also in Iraq and Afganistan) - new colour for all theaters.
Please remember, when contacting retailers or manufacturers, to mention that you saw their products highlighted here - on AEROSCALE.
From 1950s till late 1970s, including during the Vietnam conflict, US Army helicopters were painted in Olive Drab overall with various applications of Black and Yellow. The OD paint itself appeared in several shades and faded rapidly. Helicopter Drab became the "trade mark" of US Army helicopters from early 1980s, with ad hoc application of Desert Sand during first conflict in Iraq. Recent research over a universal camouflage paint resulted in introduction of Woodland Desert Sage on CH-47s.
HTK-AS19 contains all of the above mentioned colours, providing for the comprehensive and reliable range of colours for modeling of US Army helicopters from Vietnam war era to the recent machines used in operations over Iraq and Afghanistan.
The set contains:
HTK-A065 - US Army Olive Drab - Standard colour of US Army helicopters from 1950s till late-1970s (including UH-1s and AH-1s in Vietnam conflict)
HTK-A041 - Night Black - FS37038, used in various applications on US Army helicopters, including on anti-glare panels and in non-standard schemes of UH-1s
HTK-A066 - Insignia (Orange) Yellow - FS13538, used in various applications on US Army helicopters in Olive Drab (including bands around tailbooms and rotor-blades)
HTK-A067 - US Army Helicopter Drab - FS34031, standard colour of US Army helicopters from early 1980s to present (including AH-64s, UH-60s, CH-47s and UH-72s)
HTK-A068 - US Army Desert Sand - Used for temporary desert camouflage of US Army helicopters (including AH-1s and UH-60s) during Operation "Desert Storm"
HTK-A069 - Woodland Desert Sage - FS34201, standard colour of CH-47F Chinooks in US Army service (also in Iraq and Afganistan) - new colour for all theaters.
Please remember, when contacting retailers or manufacturers, to mention that you saw their products highlighted here - on AEROSCALE.
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