AK Interactive RC971 RAF PRU Blue BS381C/636 17 ml – top-class model lacquer paint

AK Interactive RC971 RAF PRU Blue BS381C/636 17 ml is a high-quality lacquer-based model paint, dedicated to the most demanding aircraft and military vehicle modelers. The color RAF PRU Blue (Photo Reconnaissance Unit Blue) in the British standard BS381C/636 has been precisely matched according to the original Royal Air Force specifications. This product was created to achieve maximum color accuracy and offer convenience during application with both airbrush and brush.

The formula, based on cutting-edge lacquer chemistry, makes this paint exceptional in terms of durability, adhesion to surfaces, and ease of application. AK RC971 paint dries quickly, creates a soft coating, and is invaluable for advanced weathering techniques, maintaining durability and allowing for multi-layered aging or dirt effects.

• Volume: 17 ml
• Type: model lacquer paint
• Category: model lacquer paint
• Color: RAF PRU Blue BS381C/636 – used by the Royal Air Force
• Material: synthetic acrylic lacquer
• Recommended application method: airbrush, brush
• Compatibility: RC701/RC702 High Compatibility Thinner and other lacquer thinners
• Intended use: scale models 1/72, 1/48, 1/32, and others – especially WWII aircraft
• Original color usage: color mainly used during World War II on RAF reconnaissance aircraft, e.g. Spitfire PR.XI, Mosquito PR, or Lancaster PR

Why choose AK Interactive RC971?

This paint is the ideal choice for modelers who expect realistic reproduction of historical RAF aircraft camouflage from the World War II era. It is also perfect for professional dioramas and details requiring high surface resistance and precise color. Because of the exceptional pigment quality and ease of use, it is recommended for both intermediate and advanced modelers – difficulty level 2/5.

Summary

AK Interactive RC971 RAF PRU Blue is a premium class lacquer paint, distinguished by its excellent durability and tonal perfection, sure to satisfy the most demanding model detailing enthusiasts passionate about British aviation of World War II.