MR. Paint MRP-118 SKY WWII RAF 30ml is a top-class acrylic paint dedicated to the most demanding aircraft modelers who value the precise reproduction of historical colors and the convenience of working with an airbrush. This product belongs to a group of specialist modeling lacquers, making it perfect for painting miniature replicas of airplanes used by the British Air Force during World War II.

The SKY shade was especially used as the underside camouflage color on Royal Air Force planes, according to the applicable camouflage schemes, from the beginning of the conflict until the end of World War II. The distinctive greenish-blue tone of this paint was a characteristic feature of Spitfires, Hurricanes, Mosquitos, and many other aircraft that fought in the Battle of Britain and in the following years of this key 20th-century conflict. The SKY color is an indispensable element in the modeling of British aircraft, both in 1/72, 1/48, and 1/32 scale.

• Capacity: 30 ml, suitable for high efficiency when painting even several models in medium scales.
• Acrylic paint, ready for direct use with an airbrush—even with a 0.3 mm nozzle—thanks to precise pre-thinning at the factory.
• No additives required before painting, saving time and ensuring repeatable results.
• Recommended dilution for specific effects with Mr.Thinner, guaranteeing excellent adhesion and outstanding color depth.
• Faithfully reproduces the authentic SKY RAF color from 1939–1945.

MR. Paint MRP-118 SKY WWII RAF 30ml is intended for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level: 2/5) who expect easy spraying, fast drying on the model, and excellent compatibility with various decal sets and clear coats. The product is mainly recommended for painting plastic models, resin parts, or photo-etched details, and will be suitable for all types of historical and aviation modeling.

Choosing MR. Paint means safety of use, intensity of shade, and great color repeatability—especially for those seeking historically accurate results on RAF aircraft models. The product can also be used for dioramas and vignettes depicting episodes of World War II.