Hataka HTK-CS113 Modern RN Fleet Air Arm Paint Set Vol. 1 (6x17ml) is a specialist set of acrylic model paints designed to faithfully recreate the historical colors of the Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm's carrier-based aviation from the late World War II era to the present day. The product consists of six 17ml bottles with a convenient dropper-type dispenser, ensuring precise dosing and long-lasting paint freshness.

• Original color applications: Since 1945, Fleet Air Arm carrier-based aircraft such as the legendary Supermarine Seafire, de Havilland Sea Vampire, and later the F-4K Phantom FG.1, Buccaneer S.2, or Sea Harrier FRS.1, utilized camouflage schemes based on the shades included in this set. The use of these colors has evolved over decades, in line with operational and technological needs, for example during the Falklands War in 1982 – when the Medium Sea Grey over Barley Grey camouflage was introduced.
• Years of use and categories: The colors were used from the end of World War II through the Cold War period and into the 1990s, when Sea Harriers adopted a uniform Medium Sea Grey scheme. Here you will find essential colors such as Extra Dark Sea Grey, Sky, RAF Anti-Flash White, Medium Sea Grey, Barley Grey, and Dark Sea Grey.
• Material and technology: The paints are water-based acrylics, making them safe, quick-drying, and easy to clean. Their high pigmentation allows for precise coverage on both plastic and resin models. Also suitable for use with both airbrush and brush.
• Category: This is a professional model paint set, dedicated for painting plastic and resin scale models to assemble in popular scales such as 1/72, 1/48, 1/32.
• Modeler's level and recommendation: The product is dedicated to both intermediate and experienced historical modelers as well as naval aviation enthusiasts. It ensures color accuracy matching real Royal Navy aircraft. Difficulty rating: 2/5 – low entry threshold for any modeler familiar with basic acrylic paint handling.
• Why choose it? Guaranteed quality and realistic color reproduction. An ideal choice for those seeking historically accurate painting and for collectors of dioramas from the post-war, Cold War, and Falklands conflict eras.