A low-visibility paint scheme and the current official paint scheme of the Pummeler Attack Mk 2. Eariler schemes were designed to counter the threat of fighters, which would place the vantage point for effective camouflage from above. However, it was useless to camouflage the aircraft from below, and was fairly easy to see. In addition, the bright colors on standard PAF roundels made it somewhat easy to spot. As a result, low-visibility versions were made, and the aircraft painted in a muted gray scheme in order to reduce visibility from the ground. This particular aircraft was a new-built under license by Bandit Aircraft Group, as the aircraft's basic design is over 50 years old and therefore no longer exclusive to Pilotmario Defense Industries and now under public domain. Bandit Aircraft Group made minor tweaks to the design in the new aircraft to simplify it, as well incorporating all the upgrades received on existing aircraft. the majority of older components are compatible with the newer type and vice versa.