• Product name: Hataka HTK-CS47 Polish Air Force Su-22M4 paint set 6x17 ml
• Category: Model paints – acrylic set
• Manufacturer: Hataka Hobby

The Hataka HTK-CS47 Polish Air Force Su-22M4 paint set 6x17 ml is an essential collection of high-quality pigments dedicated to precise painting of plastic models of modern military aircraft, with particular focus on the Polish version of the Su-22M4 aircraft used by the Polish Air Force. Each bottle contains 17 ml of fast-drying and durable acrylic paint, providing excellent coverage for model surfaces and offering resistance to abrasion and chemicals.

The set includes six carefully selected colors corresponding to the actual colors of the original Su-22M4 paint scheme:

• HTK-C150 – Blue-Green (FS35414, typical for upper fuselage and wing surfaces)
• HTK-C151 – Grey Olive (RAL6006, used in spotted camouflage)
• HTK-C152 – NATO Green (FS34094/RAL6031 F9, main camouflage color)
• HTK-C188 – NATO Brown (FS30051/RAL8027 F9, camouflage shade used in Polish aviation)
• HTK-C125 – NATO Black (FS37030/RAL9021 F9, mainly for details and camouflage markings)
• HTK-C078 – Aluminium (imitation of metal surfaces, e.g., engine nozzles)

All colors are carefully selected based on analysis of historical documents and actual Su-22M4 aircraft specimens operated by Poland from the 1980s to the present day. These Soviet-designed aircraft entered service with the Polish Air Force during the Cold War and have remained intensively used well into the 21st century, including in NATO exercises.

The Hataka HTK-CS47 acrylic paint set is a high-quality product for modelers who prioritize historical accuracy and require excellent color fidelity. It is perfectly suitable for plastic models in the popular 1/48, 1/72, and 1/32 scales.

Building difficulty: Not applicable – this product is intended for modelers of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced. Application is easy with both brush and airbrush.

We recommend this set to all military aviation and historical modeling enthusiasts who wish to accurately recreate the appearance of the Polish Su-22M4 from the Cold War and modern eras.