The upper surfaces of American Second World War aircraft carried an olive green which the acrylic paint US Olive Drab FS 34087 from Lifecolor offers as a shade on its own for aircraft as well as ground models.
The interiors of cockpits get a greenish tone, and the acrylic Lifecolor Interior Green FS 24110 , with a number of the American standard, is intended for exactly that.
The British aircraft palette has a light gray of its own, and in acrylic it is offered by Lifecolor RAF Sky Grey FS 36493 with a number per the American standard.
The tropical underside blue of German aircraft carries the number 78 in the RLM system, and in acrylic it is represented by Lifecolor Luftwaffe Hellblau RLM 78 .
The green half of the late camouflage scheme carries the number 82 in the RLM system and is offered by the acrylic Lifecolor Luftwaffe Hellgrun RLM 82 .
The lower surfaces and the sides of the fuselage of German aircraft are covered by the shade Lifecolor Luftwaffe Lichtblau RLM 76 , a light acrylic blue from the RLM aircraft coding.
The lighter tone of the two-color upper camouflage is offered by Lifecolor Luftwaffe Grauviolett RLM 75 , an acrylic gray-violet shade of the German aircraft coding.
The supporting green of the German aircraft camouflage is represented by the acrylic Lifecolor Luftwaffe Olivgrun RLM 80 , which appears on blotches and on upper surfaces alike.
The desert upper surfaces of German aircraft are held by the paint Lifecolor Luftwaffe Sandgelb II RLM 79 , an acrylic shade for Mediterranean and North African camouflage.
A gray tone with wide application is offered by the acrylic paint Lifecolor Luftwaffe Grau RLM 02 , a color that shows on a model where the surface is rubbed and laid bare.
The upper camouflage green of Luftwaffe aircraft is held by the acrylic paint Lifecolor Luftwaffe Dunkelgrun RLM 71 . It is a rich starting tone on which every mark of weather and service then shows.
Straps and canvas kit have a tone of their own that differs from the uniform: the acrylic paint Lifecolor US Army Uniforms M-1956 LCE Matt covers exactly this position, in a matte finish as the name says.
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