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Aircraft Colours

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Aircraft Colours

X-Air's are available in what seems like an endless combination of colours from the factory, below are just a small sample of what we have pictures of.

In Australia the most popular colour seems to be Yellow followed by Grey and then Red; the way the colour combinations work is....  if a plane is described as say Yellow and Blue it means the primary colour is Yellow and the leading edge colour of the wing, horizontal stabiliser and vertical stabiliser is Blue, Red and Blue means the primary colour is Red and the leading edges are Blue and so on......

Custom colour combinations are available but they take about 4 months to supply from the factory because they are outside the normal production runs.

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Blue and yellow X-Air aircraft approaching in flight Dark blue and yellow X-Air parked on an airfield Blue and yellow X-Air viewed from the front Green and red X-Air parked on grass
Green and red X-Air with its engine and cockpit visible Green and red X-Air beside a red car Grey and blue X-Air parked outside a building Grey and red X-Air on skis in the snow
Grey and yellow X-Air parked on grass Orange and black X-Air parked at an airfield Purple and yellow X-Air in flight Red and blue X-Air viewed from the front
Red, white and blue X-Air parked beside trees Red and blue X-Air parked on a grass airfield Red and yellow X-Air aircraft on an apron Red and white X-Air floatplane on the water
Yellow and black X-Air outside a hangar Yellow and blue X-Air flying above clouds Yellow and purple X-Air in flight above countryside

                                                                       

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