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Digital Colour Chips
[Feb 2008] Update: Following a very fascinating conversation with
Samsung Electronics about digital colour phosphors and representation,
we have adjusted the colour samples on this page. We hope that
these new values will give a better representation of the actual
colours across many monitor (CRT and flat-screen, etc) types, but
of course the following caveat is still quite valid....
| The following table is a digital representation of the various aviation lacquers of the 1930-50 period. We would like to respond to the very many requests for such a table on the site. However, allow us to express an ENORMOUS caveat when examining this chart-- it is intended for representative purposes ONLY. It is not currently possible to guarantee the exact colour or shade of anything drawn on a computer monitor. These samples are to be regarded only as a general familiarization, particularly for those new to the subject, and should not be accepted 'as such' with the value shown on your screen. |
| AII Green (new) | AII Green (old) | AII Dark Green | AMT-4 Green | A-24m Green | AEh-15
('Factory Green') |
| AII
Black AMT-6 Black |
AEh-11 Black | AE-10 (wood aehrolak) |
Industrial Metal Primer | ALG-5 Primer | A-14 Primer |
| AMT-11 Blue-Grey | AMT-12 Dark Grey | A-32m Dark Grey | AII Brown | AII Light Brown | AMT-1 Light Brown (typical) |
| AII Blue | AMT-7 Blue | AEh-8 Grey | AEh-9 Grey | MK-7 White | Industrial Green |
| 3B Green | AEh-4 Blue | A-36m
Grey (post-War) |
AMT-16
Grey (post-War) |
A-21m
Light Brown |
Industrial Blue |
| ALG-1 |