• Product name: Hataka HTK-A034 Medium Sea Grey
• Manufacturer: Hataka Hobby
• Category: Water-based acrylic paint for airbrush

Hataka HTK-A034 Medium Sea Grey is a high-quality acrylic paint from the Hobby Red Line, featuring advanced pigmentation technology specifically designed for airbrushing. Medium Sea Grey (designation FS 36270) is a shade widely used to replicate the authentic finish of historic and modern military aircraft, particularly those serving with the British Royal Air Force (RAF), as well as in many other NATO countries.

The Medium Sea Grey color was extensively used by the RAF from the mid-World War II period, for example as part of camouflage on legendary British fighters such as the Supermarine Spitfire, Hawker Typhoon, and de Havilland Mosquito. It was also used during the Cold War era and is still in use today on modern aircraft like the Eurofighter Typhoon and Tornado GR.4. Applying this shade ensures a realistic representation of both World War II combat conditions and contemporary operations.

Hataka HTK-A034 Medium Sea Grey paint is water-based, which makes cleaning modeling tools easier, and is more environmentally friendly and healthier for users compared to solvent-based products. It has been optimized for easy application and precision coverage: it offers a satin finish after the first coat, does not run, does not clog the airbrush nozzle, and its pigmentation allows for detailed coverage without loss of crisp detail.

• Recommended for models in any scale (e.g. 1/24, 1/48, 1/72), where accurate replication of British and Allied camouflage patterns from World War II to the present day is required.
• Suitable for both beginner and advanced modelers – difficulty level: 1/5.
• Hataka Hobby guarantees shade consistency and conformity with the color standards of historical air forces.

We recommend Hataka HTK-A034 Medium Sea Grey to all aircraft modelers who value impressive, realistic finishes for their models and seek convenience and cleanliness when working with modern acrylic paints.