Hataka HTK-CS105 MiG-29A/UB 4-colour scheme paint set (6x17ml) – Paint set for MiG-29A/UB aircraft camouflage

The Hataka HTK-CS105 MiG-29A/UB 4-colour scheme paint set (6x17ml) is a professional lacquer set dedicated to modelers recreating the historical liveries of MiG-29A and MiG-29UB fighters in the unique four-colour camouflage scheme typical for Warsaw Pact states. The set comes from the renowned Hataka Hobby company, specializing in model paints with precisely matched historical colours. This set was developed based on authentic colours used on aircraft operating mainly in Czechoslovakia and the GDR (German Democratic Republic) during the last decade of the Cold War and the early 1990s.

Unlike the standard two-colour schemes used in most Eastern Bloc countries, Czechoslovakia and the GDR applied a unique four-colour camouflage. After the dissolution of Czechoslovakia in 1992, MiG-29s in this version were transferred to the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and later—after resale—also to Poland. A similar situation occurred with the GDR machines, which, after German reunification, were incorporated into the Luftwaffe and then, in 2003/2004, transferred to the Polish Air Force.

• Category: Model lacquer paint set (for airbrush use, lacquers)
• Set designed for plastic models in popular scales, e.g., 1/72, 1/48, and 1/32
• Contents: 6 bottles of 17ml solvent-based lacquer paint each
• Colours included: Dark Green (HTK-C016), Pale Green (HTK-C091), Dark Brown (HTK-C087), Afrika Grau (HTK-C306), Gripen Grey (HTK-C302), Atlantic Grey (HTK-C263)
• The colours are based on original military documents and archive photos of MiG-29A/UB aircraft
• Suitable for airbrush application—guarantees a smooth, thin coat without runs
• Intended for advanced modelers and all enthusiasts of authentic military aviation colour schemes from the late Cold War and turn of the 1980s/90s
• Material: Solvent-based lacquer, high-quality pigments ensure excellent coverage, durability, and fast drying
• Represented model use countries: Czechoslovakia, German Democratic Republic, later Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Germany (Luftwaffe)
• Difficulty level: 2/5—intended for airbrush use, suitable for both intermediate and advanced modelers

We recommend this set to anyone who values historical accuracy in their models and wants to achieve a professional painting effect for aircraft from the end of the Cold War era. Thanks to the optimal choice of shades and high-quality pigments, Hataka HTK-CS105 is an absolute essential for aircraft modelers and collectors of equipment from former Warsaw Pact countries.