The Hataka HTK-CS62 Israeli Air Force paint set (modern jets) 8x17ml acrylic paint set is a high-class solution designed for aircraft modelers recreating modern Israeli military aircraft in 1/72, 1/48, 1/32, and other scales. The product includes eight 17-milliliter bottles of lacquer acrylic paints optimized for airbrush use, ensuring an even coat, easy application, and excellent reproduction of historical and contemporary Israeli Air Force aircraft colors.

• The set reflects paint schemes used from the late 1970s to the present day, including the Cold War period and modern conflicts.
• Dedicated to aircraft such as: F-15A/B/C/D/I (Baz, Ra'am), F-16A/B/C/D/I (Netz, Barak, Sufa), Kfir C2/C7, Mirage III, E-2C Hawkeye, RF-4E Phantom II, as well as the modern M-346I “Lavi” and F-35I “Adir”.
• The colors correspond to authentic FS (Federal Standard) tones used in Israeli "Air Superiority Grey," "F-16 pattern," and other paint schemes, including colors for upper/lower surfaces and high-visibility details (International Orange).
• The set contains the following colors: Dark Ghost Grey, Sand, Dark Tan, Sky Grey-Green, Light Ghost Grey, Medium Grey, International Orange, and Have Glass Grey.
• The product is based on acrylic lacquer, suitable for thinning and mixing, dries quickly, and provides excellent adhesion to plastic model surfaces.
• Intended for intermediate and advanced modelers who seek full color accuracy and a professional final result.
• Category: lacquer acrylic paint set for plastic, resin, and 3D-printed models.
• Does not include addons like resin or metal barrels — this is a set of paints historically and technically matched to the original.

Difficulty rating (1-5): 2. We recommend this product to users with basic experience in airbrushing. The Hataka HTK-CS62 set is an excellent choice for enthusiasts of the modern Israeli Air Force, Middle Eastern dioramas, and collectors of modern jet fighter models. Thanks to its precisely selected shades, it allows for authentic effects and faithful reconstruction of models used by Israel from the 1970s to the present day.