Hataka HTK-A205 BS Light Admiralty Grey (BS381C:697) is a high-quality, water-based acrylic paint from the renowned Hataka Hobby Red Line series. This product is dedicated to demanding modelers seeking professional painting solutions to accurately recreate the authentic colors of British military and aviation equipment. The BS Light Admiralty Grey color corresponds to the British standard BS381C:697 and was widely used by the Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force, especially during the Cold War and later decades of the 20th century. It was applied both to paint Royal Navy ships and elements of military aircraft and helicopters operating from aircraft carriers.

The HTK-A205 version has been developed with a focus on maximum color accuracy and ease of use for modelers working in various scales, including the popular 1/72, 1/48, and 1/32. The paint is available in a liquid form with a special formula optimized for airbrush application, allowing for uniform coverage and an exceptionally smooth, satin surface after just one coat. Thanks to its innovative recipe, the product adheres perfectly to plastic, resin, and 3D-printed model surfaces.

The package contains 17 ml of paint equipped with a precise dropper applicator, allowing for easy dosing and preventing the paint from drying out. The paint is perfectly suited for both advanced and intermediate modelers seeking realistic painting effects on models of ships, aircraft, and military vehicles from the Cold War and modern times.

• Product category: Acrylic model paint for airbrush
• Recommended use: Painting British military models (ships, aviation) from the Cold War and postwar period
• Material: Water-based acrylic
• Volume: 17 ml
• Level of use difficulty: 2/5 – ideal for airbrush, also suitable for beginners with this technique
• Manufacturer: Hataka Hobby

Recommendation: HTK-A205 BS Light Admiralty Grey is especially recommended for modelers concerned with faithful reproduction of historical details, as well as all those who expect consistent color and top-quality coverage on military models from the Cold War and modern period.