HTK-C140 - BS Extra Dark Sea Grey - Used for upper surfaces in Temperate Sea Scheme. From 1944 overall colour of upper surfaces of RAF CC aircraft
HTK-C202 - BS Dark Slate Grey - Used for upper surfaces in Temperate Sea Scheme of RAF Coastal Command and RN Fleet Air Arm planes
HTK-C026 - Sky "Type S" - Commonly used (from mid/late-1940) for lower surfaces of RAF CC and RN FAA aircraft in Temperate Sea Scheme
HTK-C016 - Dark Green - Used on upper surfaces in camouflage schemes of RAF fighters and bombers from mid-1930s till end of WW2, including in "Day Fighter Scheme"
HTK-C032 - Ocean Grey - Used on upper surfaces in RAF "Day Fighter Scheme", introduced on Fighter Command aircraft since September 1941 and used till end of WW2
HTK-C034 - Medium Sea Grey - Used on lower surfaces in RAF "Day Fighter Scheme", introduced on Fighter Command aircraft since September 1941 and used till end of WW2
HTK-C018 - US Olive Drab (Late) - ANA 613 Olive Drab, used from late 1943 till end of WW2 for upper surfaces of camouflaged USAAF aircraft
HTK-C031 - Gunship Grey - ANA 603 Sea Grey, used from late 1943 till end of WW2 for lower surfaces of camouflaged USAAF aircraft
HTK-C078 - Aluminium - Overall colour of USAAF aircraft after late 1943, when camouflage was abandoned except for night fighters and transports
HTK-C008 - Brown-Violet (RLM81) - Used from August 1944 for upper surfaces in late-war RLM 81+82/76 camouflage scheme of all types of Luftwaffe aircraft
HTK-C020 - Light Green (RLM82) - Used from August 1944 for upper surfaces in late-war RLM 81+82/76 camouflage scheme of all types of Luftwaffe aircraft
HTK-C038 - Light Blue (RLM76) - Used from August 1944 for lower surfaces and fuselage sides in late-war RLM 81+82/76 scheme of all types of Luftwaffe aircraft
HTK-C007 - Grey-Violet (RLM75) - Used from early 1941 for upper surfaces in RLM 74+75/76 scheme. From the first half of 1944 used in RLM 83+75/76 pattern
HTK-C022 - Dark Green (RLM83) - Introduced in the first half of 1944 as a replacement of RLM 74 and used in RLM 83+75/76 pattern officially applied till August 1944
HTK-C038 - Light Blue (RLM76) - Used from early 1941 for lower surfaces and fuselage sides in several mid and late war Luftwaffe patterns, including RLM 83+75/76 used in early 1944
HTK-C313 - Grey-Green (RLM74) - Used from early 1941 till mid-1944 for upper surfaces of Luftwaffe fighters in RLM 74+75/76 scheme. Phased out entirely in 1944
HTK-C007 - Grey-Violet (RLM75) - Used from early 1941 till mid-1944 for upper surfaces of Luftwaffe fighters in RLM 74+75/76 scheme. Also used in late-war schemes
HTK-C038 - Light Blue (RLM76) - Used from early 1941 till mid-1944 for lower and side surfaces of Luftwaffe fighters in RLM 74+75/76 scheme. Also in late-war schemes
HTK-C017 - Dark Green (RLM71) - Used for upper surfaces in "two-green" splinter scheme and on day fighters during the Battle of Britain
HTK-C023 - Grey (RLM02) - Used for upper surfaces of day fighters during the Battle of Britain. Also for mottling / spray over camouflage
HTK-C029 - Light Blue (RLM65) - Standard colour of lower surfaces in early WW2 period. From late 1939 raised to fuselage sides of day fighters
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