Hataka HTK-B001 Dark Sea Blue (FS15042, ANA 623) – Water-Based Acrylic Paint 17ml

Hataka HTK-B001 Dark Sea Blue (FS15042, ANA 623) is a high-quality acrylic paint designed for modelers who expect an accurate recreation of their scale models’ painting schemes. This product is especially dedicated for brush painting – it offers excellent coverage, fast drying, and a deep, uniform shade that precisely replicates historic military aviation colors.

• Color code: FS15042, ANA 623
• Volume: 17ml
• Line: Hataka Hobby Blue Line (paint developed for brush application)
• Product type: Water-based acrylic paint for plastic, resin, and metal models
• Color origin: USA
• Period of use: World War II – modern times

The Dark Sea Blue shade from the Federal Standard palette (FS15042) and ANA 623 was introduced by the United States Navy aviation during World War II. It was most commonly used for the camouflage of carrier-based aircraft such as the Vought F4U Corsair, Grumman F6F Hellcat, and Douglas SBD Dauntless, which participated in Pacific operations. This color remained in post-war use as well, appearing on naval aircraft until the late 1950s, making it extremely versatile for modeling applications.

The Hataka HTK-B001 paint formula is based on the latest generation acrylic resins, providing: easy brush application, excellent durability and abrasion resistance, and quick drying time. The paint is completely odorless and environmentally friendly, safe to use at home. With proper thinning, it can also be applied with an airbrush.

• Category: Acrylic, water-based model paints
• Material: Acrylic, water-soluble
• Recommendations: Especially recommended for both beginners and advanced modelers who value the ease and quality of brush painting.
• Application difficulty: 1/5 (very easy to use in modeling)

Hataka HTK-B001 Dark Sea Blue is the perfect choice for anyone planning to build US Navy aircraft models in 1/72, 1/48 or 1/32 scale and expecting the highest quality historical color reproduction. It is an essential element of any aviation modeler’s workshop and for diorama fans focusing on World War II and later periods.