Medium Gunship Grey Fs 36118 17 Ml.

Easy to apply with an airbrush, it adheres perfectly to surfaces and dries to a smooth finish. It provides excellent durability and withstands all types of weathering products.

It can be thinned with RC701/RC702 High Compatibility Thinner or other thinners designed for lacquer-based paints.

One of the shades in the three-tone Hill Gray scheme was applied to USAF F-16s from the late 1970s to the early 1990s. This same camouflage pattern was also adopted by several NATO air forces, with Denmark and Norway being notable exceptions.

The two-tone variant of the Hill Gray scheme was used on USAF F-4C/D/E/G aircraft from the late 1970s until their retirement, as well as on USAF F-16s from the early 1990s onward.

The standard color of USAF F-15E Strike Eagle fighter-bombers since 1988.

The dominant shade of USAF strategic bombers (B-1, B-2, B-52) from the early 1990s to the present.

Originally part of the Euro One camouflage scheme, applied in the 1980s to USAF Tactical Air Command (TAC) aircraft, except for the A-7.

Used on the upper surfaces of USMC AV-8B Harrier IIs since the early 1990s.

Also one of the colors tested in the Ferris program, evaluated by the US Navy in 1976.

Adopted as an upper surface color in the Czech Air Force camouflage scheme since the 1990s, applied to Mi-2, Mi-8, Mi-17, Mi-171, Mi-24, W-3, AH-1Z, UH-1Y, L-410, C-295M, and L-159 aircraft.

Used on the upper surfaces of Polish Air Force MiG-29s since late 1997.

Finally, this shade has also appeared in certain aggressor camouflage schemes for USAF (F-16C) as well as US Navy and USMC (F/A-18B) aircraft.