Hataka HTK-A092 Duck Egg Blue (FS35622) – acrylic paint for airbrush

Hataka HTK-A092 Duck Egg Blue (FS35622) is a high-quality water-based acrylic paint from the Red Line series by the renowned Hataka Hobby brand. This product has been created for modelers seeking professional painting solutions that guarantee outstanding results on aircraft models and more. Thanks to its optimized formula, the paint works perfectly with an airbrush, allowing for even application and achieving a satin finish on the surface after the first coat.

• Color Code: FS35622 – Duck Egg Blue
• Manufacturer: Hataka Hobby
• Volume: typically 17 ml (optimal for painting even large model surfaces in scales such as 1/24, 1/35, 1/48, or 1/72)
• Type: water-based acrylic paint – non-toxic, odorless, user- and environmentally friendly, quick-drying
• Intended use: ideal for painting RAF combat aircraft models such as the Spitfire, Hurricane, or Mosquito from World War II, as well as selected aircraft used in British climates after 1941
• Historical application: Duck Egg Blue (FS35622) was widely used as the color for the lower surfaces of RAF fighters and bombers during World War II. For example, this color appeared on aircraft participating in the Battle of Britain.
• Historical period: World War II and the early post-war period
• Category: specialized modeling paint for airbrush
• Compatibility: the paint blends very well with primers, varnishes, and other Hataka acrylic colors. It can be used on plastic, photo-etched parts, and metal model details.
• Level of difficulty: 1/5 – the paint is very easy to use, perfect for both beginner and advanced modelers.

We recommend the Hataka HTK-A092 Duck Egg Blue (FS35622) paint to all modelers who want to achieve a realistic finish for World War II aircraft models. This paint is suitable for historical models as well as for fantasy and science-fiction projects requiring unique blue shades. An excellent choice in terms of coverage, color saturation, and ease of use – it’s the perfect product for any modeling workshop!