Hataka HTK-A520 B55 RN Light Green-Blue – Acrylic Model Paint for Airbrush, Red Line

Hataka HTK-A520 B55 RN Light Green-Blue is a high-quality water-based acrylic paint dedicated to modelers seeking authentic historical colors. The product comes from the renowned Red Line series by Hataka Hobby, specifically designed for airbrush application, ensuring perfect coverage and a silky, satin finish with the first coat. The precisely developed formula allows for excellent reproduction of historical details on plastic and resin models, making the paint indispensable for professional modeling projects.

• Category: Water-based acrylic model paint (for airbrush)
• Color: B55 RN Light Green-Blue – compliant with Royal Navy (British Navy) specification
• Package volume: 17 ml, dropper bottle for precise dispensing
• Usage: Replicas of British naval aircraft and ships from World War II
• Country of original use: Great Britain
• Recreated according to documentation: British Standard B55 – used, among others, in Fleet Air Arm carrier aviation during naval operations from 1941 to 1945
• Material: Water-based acrylic micro-pigmentation – highly abrasion-resistant, fast-drying, odorless
• Intended for: Plastic models, resin models, 3D printed accessories

Historically, B55 RN Light Green-Blue was primarily used for the camouflage of Royal Navy carrier-based aircraft during the largest operations of World War II, such as the Battle of the Atlantic or operations in the Mediterranean Sea. Suitable for models in 1/72, 1/48, 1/32 scales, allowing for documentation-accurate reproduction of aircraft like the Fairey Swordfish or Supermarine Seafire.

The paint is recommended for both advanced and intermediate modelers who value the highest quality historical color reproduction. Thanks to its precise consistency and excellent coverage, it is particularly suitable for dioramas and contest projects. It is recommended to thin the paint with Hataka Red Line thinners for best results.

Difficulty level: 1/5 – easy application for every modeler.