Hataka HTK-CS12 Israeli AF paint set (1970's desert colours) (6x17ml)

The Hataka HTK-CS12 Israeli AF paint set (1970's desert colours) is an essential proposition for all modellers interested in modern military aviation and the Israeli Air Force of the 1970s. The package contains 6 bottles of 17 ml each, carefully selected shades of acrylic paints, perfectly replicating the colours used on historical Israeli aircraft.

• Purpose: Authentic reproduction of Israeli combat aircraft paint schemes from the 1970–1980 period (Cold War era).
• Set contents: Solvent-based acrylic paints, optimised for airbrush application, in specially selected shades:
  • HTK-C078 - Aluminium: original colour of Mirage IIIs from 1962–early 1970s.
  • HTK-C090 - Sand FS33531: sand colour for upper surfaces of, among others, MD 450, F-4 Phantom II, A-4 Skyhawk, Nesher, and Super Mystere.
  • HTK-C091 - Pale Green FS34227: light green used on the upper surfaces of a wide range of aircraft and helicopters.
  • HTK-C012 - Dark Tan FS30219: darker tan typical for "desert colours" used similarly to the sand shade.
  • HTK-C092 - Duck Egg Blue FS35622: light blue for the undersides of aircraft and rotary wing fuselages.
  • HTK-C093 - Green FS34258: alternative shade for the lower surfaces of A-4H/N Skyhawk in the 1970s desert scheme.
• Historical period: Cold War, 1970s, especially relevant in the context of Israeli-Arab conflicts such as the Yom Kippur War (1973).
• User country: Israel (Israeli Air Force).
• Material: Solvent-based acrylic lacquers for precise airbrush application.
• Category: Acrylic lacquer paint set for modellers (airbrush paint set).
• Recommendations: Recommended for intermediate and advanced aircraft and diorama modellers who wish to authentically recreate the colours of Israeli aviation from the desert conflict era on models in scales such as 1/72, 1/48 or 1/32.
• Application difficulty level: 3/5 – requires basic airbrush skills, masking is recommended.

The Hataka HTK-CS12 set guarantees a professional final effect and durability, making it a perfect choice for both plastic and resin models. This is an option that allows you to achieve museum quality in recreating the iconic machines of the Cold War era.