MR. Paint MRP-114 EXTRA DARK SEA GREY WWII RAF 30ml – Acrylic Model Paint

MR. Paint MRP-114 EXTRA DARK SEA GREY WWII RAF 30ml is a high-quality acrylic paint designed for discerning modelers who want to achieve realistic finishes replicating historic RAF aircraft from World War II. The Extra Dark Sea Grey (EDSG) shade was officially used by the British Royal Air Force and Fleet Air Arm on carrier-based and fighter aircraft such as the Fairey Firefly, Supermarine Seafire, and de Havilland Sea Hornet during battles over the North Sea, Atlantic, and within the Royal Navy's naval aviation from mid-1942 onward. The paint is perfect for recreating camouflage and paint schemes of aircraft participating in famous naval operations, often under challenging combat conditions.

• Volume: 30 ml
• Intended use: For airbrush (pre-thinned, ready to use with a 0.3 mm nozzle)
• Shade: Extra Dark Sea Grey (authentic color used by the RAF during World War II)
• Material: Acrylic paint
• Country of original use: United Kingdom
• Years of use: World War II (from 1942), postwar period in RAF and Royal Navy
• Category: Acrylic model paint
• Further thinning possible with dedicated thinner (we recommend Mr.Thinner)

MR. Paint MRP-114 features high pigmentation, covers in just one layer, and requires no additional mixing – ensuring fast, trouble-free work, even with larger modeling projects, especially aircraft models in 1/72, 1/48, and 1/32 scales. The paint can be blended with other MR. Paint colors to achieve subtle weathering and shading effects.

This product is recommended for modelers at all skill levels — both beginners and advanced enthusiasts of historical aviation who seek to faithfully capture the spirit of British World War II aviation. We rate the difficulty level of using this paint at 2/5 – just remember to follow basic airbrushing rules and ensure adequate workspace ventilation.

MR. Paint MRP-114 EXTRA DARK SEA GREY WWII RAF 30ml is the perfect choice if you're looking for historically and visually accurate results – an indispensable option for modelers building replicas of Royal Air Force aircraft from World War II and the immediate postwar era.