Alclad II ALC-E004 BSC381 - 633 RAF Ocean Grey 30ML

Alclad II ALC-E004 BSC381 RAF Ocean Grey 30ML is a high-quality model enamel specifically designed to replicate the authentic British BSC381-633 "RAF Ocean Grey" color. This shade was one of the key camouflage schemes used during World War II by the Royal Air Force—applied to the upper surfaces of fighter and bomber aircraft such as the iconic Supermarine Spitfire and De Havilland Mosquito. The RAF Ocean Grey color was introduced to British aviation as early as 1941 and remained in use even after the war, in various adaptations of military aircraft paint schemes.

Alclad Mil-Spec paint stands out for its ultra-accurate reproduction of the original color palette and its advanced, fast-drying formula that enables a professional model surface finish. It is enamel-based and is best applied with an airbrush—allowing for an even, thin coating without brush marks. Created for the most demanding modelers, it perfectly complements all Alclad primers, ensuring full compatibility and durability of the final effect.

• Volume: 30 ml – the ideal quantity for single models in 1/72, 1/48 scale, as well as larger projects in 1/32 or 1/24 scale
• Historic color: BSC381-633 Ocean Grey, used on RAF aircraft during World War II
• Material: high-quality, fast-drying enamel, dedicated for airbrush application
• Compatible with Alclad primers, resistant to abrasion and fading
• A product intended for aircraft and military vehicle modelers seeking precise historical accuracy

The paint belongs to the category of professional model enamels for airbrushes. It is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers seeking maximum historical color accuracy and the highest coverage quality. Thanks to its ease of use and high resistance to mechanical damage, it is also perfect for modeling workshops working on dioramas or larger projects.

Difficulty level: 2/5 – ideal for those with basic airbrush skills, yet clear and reliable also for beginners starting their journey with professional historical model painting.