Hataka HTK-B217 BS Light Aircraft Grey (BS381C:627) – 17ml

Hataka HTK-B217 BS Light Aircraft Grey (BS381C:627) is a high-quality water-based acrylic paint manufactured by the renowned Hataka Hobby company. It is intended for scale modeling, especially for painting aircraft models, military vehicles, and miniatures. The Light Aircraft Grey shade corresponds to the British BS381C:627 standard and was widely used in the paint schemes of Royal Air Force and Fleet Air Arm aircraft from the 1960s to the present day.

• Capacity: 17 ml – efficient bottle with a precise applicator, ensuring ease of use and minimizing paint loss.
• Formula and purpose: Acrylic paint from the Blue Line series, optimized for brush painting. Easy to apply, does not leave streaks, and provides even coverage.
• Historical application: The Light Aircraft Grey color was and is used, among others, on RAF fighter and bomber aircraft (e.g., English Electric Lightning, Panavia Tornado, Hawker Harrier) during the Cold War period and on modern training and transport aircraft.
• Color standard: The shade corresponds to the historical British BS381C:627 standard – used in the UK aviation industry.
• Product category: Water-based model acrylic paint, intended for manual application with a brush on plastic, resin, or 3D printed models.
• Safety and ecology: Water-based, non-toxic paint, safe for health and environmentally friendly, perfect for home and modeling workshop use.

Why do we recommend Hataka HTK-B217 BS Light Aircraft Grey? Its precisely developed formula guarantees high paint coat quality, quick drying, and perfect compatibility with decals. This product is particularly recommended for modelers from beginner to advanced levels (user difficulty rating 1/5), who value easy brushwork and faithful reproduction of historical paint schemes.

Hataka HTK-B217 paint will be perfect for recreating models of aircraft used by the British Royal Air Force (RAF), as well as in dioramas where authentic appearance and color fidelity to real flying vehicles from the Cold War and modern times are essential.