Hataka HTK-A501 507A RN Dark Grey is a high-quality, water-based acrylic model paint from the Red Line range by the renowned manufacturer Hataka Hobby. The product has been developed with the most demanding plastic modelers in mind, who expect precise historical color reproduction and ease of application. The offered paint features the original 507A Royal Navy Dark Grey shade, used by the British Navy on ships during World War II and the post-war period. This color was commonly used on British destroyers, cruisers, and battleships, including during the famous Ark Royal operations and the Battle of the Atlantic.

Hataka HTK-A501 507A RN Dark Grey paint comes in a 17 ml bottle and is formulated with selected pigments, ensuring excellent coverage and full compliance with historical Royal Navy Admiralty color charts. The Red Line formula is optimized for airbrush painting, providing an extremely smooth, slightly satin finish from the very first layer, without streaks or stains. The product is ready to use – there is no need for complex thinning; simply add a small amount of distilled water or dedicated Hataka acrylic thinner.

Hataka Red Line acrylic model paint is especially recommended for plastic modelers building ships and vessels in scales such as 1/700, 1/350, or 1/200, for whom a realistic replication of original paint effects from the period of World War II and the Cold War is key. The product is completely safe – it contains no harmful solvents, making it suitable for both professionals and beginners. The recommended application difficulty on a scale from 1 to 5 is 1 – the paint is very easy to use.

• Category: Water-based acrylic paint for airbrush
• Color: 507A Royal Navy Dark Grey
• Intended use: Models of British Royal Navy ships (World War II, Cold War)
• Model scale: recommended for 1/700, 1/350, 1/200, 1/72
• Harmless, odorless formula

We recommend Hataka HTK-A501 to both beginner and advanced modelers, especially enthusiasts of naval modeling and British warships who expect high-quality results with minimal effort.