Hataka Hobby HTK-CP11 WW2 RAF Coastal Command & RN FAA – Set of Lacquer Paints 3x17ml

The Hataka Hobby HTK-CP11 WW2 RAF Coastal Command & RN FAA lacquer set is an essential product for any modeler passionate about World War II aviation, especially aircraft used by the British Air Force and Navy. This set includes three professionally developed lacquer paints, each with a capacity of 17ml, perfectly reproducing the historical colors used on Royal Air Force Coastal Command and Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm aircraft.

• Category: Model lacquer set for plastic and other models
• Application: WWII aircraft models – RAF Coastal Command & RN FAA
• Set contents:
  • HTK-C140 – BS Extra Dark Sea Grey – Authentic shade used from mid-war on upper surfaces in the Temperate Sea Scheme, and from 1944 as the general color for RAF Coastal Command aircraft
  • HTK-C202 – BS Dark Slate Grey – Classic component of upper Temperate Sea camouflage for both RAF CC and RN FAA from the start of the conflict
  • HTK-C026 – Sky "Type S" – Used on the undersides of RAF and RN FAA aircraft from mid-1940, later often replaced by white
• Type: Solvent-based lacquer – high durability, excellent adhesion, easy shading and detail reproduction
• Compatibility: Designed for painting plastic models in 1/72, 1/48, 1/32 scales and others, representing British WWII aviation
• Historical period: World War II – 1939-1945
• User countries: United Kingdom – Royal Air Force Coastal Command and Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm
• Packaging type: Set of three precisely matched colors in 17ml bottles
• Difficulty level: 1/5 – very easy to use for both beginners and advanced modelers, can be applied with a brush or an airbrush

Why choose the Hataka Hobby HTK-CP11 set? It is the perfect choice for fans of historical modeling who value authenticity and high-quality finishes. These paints provide realistic effects in accordance with the original standards of the British armed forces, and their application allows for a uniform, streak-free surface. The set is recommended both for beginners wishing to achieve professional results and for experienced modelers reconstructing the historic aircraft known from operations over the Atlantic and the English Channel during WWII.