British AAC Helicopters Set (Blue Line Acrylic) Hataka BS87DESCRIPTIONBLUE LINE OPTIMISED FOR BRUSHStandard colours of Army Air Corps aircraft since 1970sSince early 1970s the Army Air Corps (AAC) used several painting schemes on its helicopters fleet. Initial BS Olive Drab + Black scheme was used well into 1990s, when a new scheme of BS Olive Green + BS Medium Sea Grey was introduced. The latter is still in use on Lynx AH.7/9s and Bell 212s, parallel to US Army Helicopter Drab (FS34031) used on Apache AH.1 fleet. The new AW159 Wildcat (Lynx Wildcat) feature the scheme (shared with Royal Navy airframes) of BS Medium Sea Grey + BS Dark Sea Grey. This paint set also covers the Operation Granby (1991 Gulf War) period, in which several field-improvised camouflage schemes (with use of BS Light Stone and / or FS30279) were applied onto Lynx AH.7s and Gazelle AH.1s.Contains the following colours (acrylic paints, water-based, optimised for use with brush):HTK-B146 BS Olive Drab BS381C:298, used in 1970s-90s in standard camouflage scheme of AAC helicopters and fixed wing aircraftHTK-B125 NATO Black Used between 1970s and 1990s in standard camouflage scheme of AAC helicopters and fixed wing aircraftHTK-B236 BS Olive Green BS381C:220, used since 1990s in standard camouflage scheme of AAC rotors (Scout, Gazelle, Bell 212, Lynx)HTK-B141 BS Medium Sea Grey BS381C:637, used since 1990s in standard camouflage scheme of AAC helicopters. Also on AW159 WildcatHTK-B144 BS Dark Sea Grey BS381C:638, used in standard camouflage scheme of AAC and Royal Navy AW159 Wildcat (Lynx Wildcat)HTK-B237 BS Light Stone BS381C:361, used for field-improvised camouflage of AAC Lynx AH.7s and Gazelle AH.1s during Op GranbyHTK-B068 US Army Desert Sand FS30279, used for field-improvised camouflage of AAC Lynx AH.7s and Gazelle AH.1s during Op Granby (1991 Gulf War)HTK-B067 US Army Helicopter Drab FS34031, standard overall colour of US Army helicopters, also used on AAC Westland Longbow Apache AH.1 fleet