Humbrol 240 RLM 02 Grau Matt

Humbrol 240 RLM 02 Grau Matt is a high-quality acrylic modelling paint designed for precise painting of plastic, resin, and metal scale models. This product is suitable for both beginners and advanced hobbyists seeking realistic colour effects. The RLM 02 Grau (matte grey) shade is a historic colour commonly used by the German Luftwaffe during World War II, mainly between 1938 and 1944. This colour was used as a primary undercoat and camouflage on aircraft such as the Messerschmitt Bf 109, Focke-Wulf Fw 190, and Heinkel He 111 bombers.

• Product type: Acrylic modelling paint
• Category: Model paints for plastic, resin, and metal models
• Colour: RLM 02 Grau Matt (matte grey)
• Application scale: All popular modelling scales: 1/72, 1/48, 1/32, 1/35, 1/24, and others
• Country of historical use: Germany (Luftwaffe)
• Historical period: World War II
• Application: Recreating authentic finishes for German aircraft, tanks, and vehicles from 1938-1944, as undercoat, for interior cockpit surfaces, landing gear bays, structures, and camouflage
• Volume: Standard modelling tin 14 ml
• Finish: Matte
• Material: Water-based acrylic paint – fast-drying and safe for models
• Additives: Can be used with washes and protective varnishes
• Recommended application: Brush or airbrush

Humbrol 240 RLM 02 Grau Matt features excellent coverage and a deep, authentic shade of historic RLM 02, ensuring perfect colour accuracy with historical documentation. It does not leave streaks, spreads easily, and dries quickly, reducing waiting time between stages. The paint is appreciated by aircraft modellers and military vehicle enthusiasts who value faithful detail reproduction.

This product is recommended for all hobbyists wishing to achieve a realistic look for World War II era models. The application difficulty is rated at 1/5 – very easy to use, perfect for both beginners and professionals.

By choosing Humbrol 240 RLM 02 Grau Matt, you get a quality guarantee, authentic RLM colour, and full historical realism in your models.