The Museum’s Dazzle

The Hiller Aviation Museum’s new look for our 20th anniversary features a design called “dazzle.”  The paint scheme is not exactly camouflage but was applied to war ships so they would present a confusing silhouette to prowling submarines and surface vessels. The design was also applied to aircraft to thwart easy identification.  The museum now presents a provocative and intriguing visage. We are certainly in less danger of being sunk by U-boats than at any other time in the museum’s history.

For creative design and final execution we thank HGA Architects, William F. Rossi Painting and The Signworks.