Hataka HTK-C293 Extra Light Blue (FS25550) 17ml is a high-quality solvent-based model lacquer, specially formulated for the most demanding modelers who value maximum control over every stage of painting scale models. This offering from the renowned Hataka "Orange Line" series stands out with a less intense odor compared to typical solvent paints, significantly increasing comfort even during long modeling sessions in enclosed spaces. This product is dedicated to both beginners and advanced modelers, guaranteeing excellent reproduction of the FS25550 Extra Light Blue color, used among others in U.S. military aviation during the Cold War and modern times (particularly in US Navy liveries and some US Air Force machines).

The distinctive shade of Extra Light Blue found application, among others, in the camouflage schemes of carrier-based and reconnaissance aircraft such as the F/A-18 Hornet or F-14 Tomcat, in the 1970s and 1980s. Thanks to this lacquer, your models will perfectly reflect the original colors of machines participating in numerous NATO operations and exercises during the Cold War era.

• Product type: “Orange Line” solvent-based model lacquer
• Volume: 17 ml – enough to paint several 1/72 scale models or one 1/32 scale model
• Historical use: U.S. military aviation, Cold War, modern times
• Color: FS25550 Extra Light Blue – compliant with the Federal Standard military standard
• Advantages: Less intense odor, low aggressiveness to plastic, very good pigmentation, and excellent coverage
• Intended use: Plastic, resin, and metal models – ideal for airbrush painting
• Difficulty level: 1/5 – very easy to apply, also suitable for beginners
• Category: Solvent-based modeling lacquers

This product is especially recommended for aircraft modelers and for those who want to faithfully recreate the original paint schemes of US Navy aircraft. Hataka HTK-C293 Extra Light Blue guarantees high-quality finishes and excellent visual effects on dioramas and model aircraft from any period where military shades of blue were historically used. It's a choice that will allow you to achieve an authentic, realistic end result!