Hataka B029 Light Blue (RLM65) 10ml – Water-Based Acrylic Model Paint

Hataka B029 Light Blue (RLM65), with a capacity of 10 ml, is a high-quality water-based acrylic paint designed for modeling. The product is manufactured by the renowned Polish company Hataka Hobby as part of the Blue Line series, which is specifically developed for brush painting, allowing even less experienced modelers to achieve satisfying surface finishing results.

Purpose and Use of RLM65 Light Blue Color

RLM65 Light Blue is a historical Luftwaffe color from the World War II era. It was widely used on the undersides of German aircraft, such as the Messerschmitt Bf 109, Junkers Ju 87 Stuka, Heinkel He 111, and Dornier Do 17. RLM65 was utilized from the late 1930s until the middle of World War II – mainly during the period 1938–1941. This color perfectly replicates the authentic shade used in German aviation and is essential for modelers building Luftwaffe aircraft replicas in 1/72, 1/48, 1/32, or 1/144 scale.

• Capacity: 10 ml
• Product type: water-based acrylic paint for models
• Color: RLM65 Light Blue – historic German shade for aircraft undersides
• Material: modern water-based acrylic formula, safe and odorless
• Packing: convenient bottle with a precision dropper
• Category: brush paints for modeling (Blue Line)
• Intended use: plastic models, resin models, photo-etched parts

Product Advantages:

Hataka B029 paint features excellent coverage, precise color accuracy, and ease of application—especially by brush. The product does not dry too quickly, enabling convenient mixing and shading. Thanks to a safe, non-toxic formula, it is also suitable for younger modelers. It leaves a semi-matte finish faithful to original museum exhibits and historical paintworks of WWII-era machines.

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

Hataka B029 Light Blue is recommended for all modelers, from beginner to advanced—both enthusiasts of German aviation and collectors of historical military models. The paint is perfect for painting Luftwaffe aircraft models from 1938–1941, in both larger and smaller scales.

Difficulty level of use: 1/5