Hataka HTK-C041 Night Black (FS37038, ANA 604) 17ml is a high-quality modeling lacquer from the renowned "Orange Line" series by the Polish manufacturer Hataka Hobby. The Night Black (FS37038, ANA 604) color has been reproduced according to original Federal Standard and ANA patterns, guaranteeing faithful representation of historical paint schemes of military vehicles and aircraft. This shade was widely used especially by the United States Air Force and allied countries during World War II, as well as in the post-war period – particularly for night missions, to paint aircraft and bombers (e.g., B-25 Mitchell, B-24 Liberator), and later also helicopters and military vehicles.

• Capacity: 17 ml, sufficient for multiple paintings of models in 1/72, 1/48, or even 1/35 scale.
• Product category: solvent-based modeling lacquer from the "Orange Line" series.
• Dedicated for modelers who demand precision and control during airbrushing or brush painting.
• Ideal for plastic, resin, and metal models – does not damage plastic surfaces, making it suitable for delicate parts as well.
• Low-odor, milder formula – the paint is much less aggressive towards plastic than typical solvent lacquers, which significantly reduces the risk of damaging delicate model parts.
• Historical color – Night Black, FS37038 (ANG, Luftwaffe, RAF – widely used for night camouflage and paint schemes, e.g. during World War II, the Cold War, and modern times).

The Hataka HTK-C041 Night Black product is recommended for both advanced and intermediate modelers who wish to achieve a realistic, historically accurate effect on aircraft models, tanks, or wheeled vehicles. The level of difficulty is assessed at 2/5 – working with solvent lacquers requires basic knowledge of model painting and proper ventilation. The uniform, deep black leaves no streaks and provides excellent coverage with just one coat.

By choosing Hataka HTK-C041 Night Black paint you receive a professional product, compliant with historical standards – perfect for model dioramas, airplanes, ships, or vehicles used in World War II, the Cold War, and modern times.