HTK-AS73 Modern Royal Air Force paint set v.2
Hataka AS73

Najwyższej jakości farby akrylowe nie ustępujące jakościowo wyrobom renomowanych firm modelarskich. Są bezzapachowe i nie toksyczne, więc bez żadnych oporów można je polecić najmłodszym modelarzom. Można je rozcieńczać wodą. Producent jednak zaleca swój rozcieńczalnik.

Contains the following colours (acrylic paints, water-based):

HTK-A003 – Silver – Also known as „High Speed Silver”, overall colour of early-postwar RAF jets (till mid-1950s). Later (till 1966) used on lower surfaces

HTK-A207 – BS PRU Blue – BS381C:636, colour of lower surfaces of RAF fighters stationed in continental Europe in 1950s (with DG+DSG on upper surfaces)

HTK-A143 – BS Dark Green – BS381C:641, standard colour (first on upper surfaces, after 1970s in wraparound scheme) of RAF aircraft from mid-1950s till 1980s

HTK-A144 – BS Dark Sea Grey – BS381C:638, standard colour (first on upper surfaces, after 1970s in wraparound scheme) of RAF aircraft from mid-1950s till 1980s

HTK-A141 – BS Medium Sea Grey – BS381C:637, used on RAF bombers (MSG+DG/White or HSS or LAG). Also on Meteor NFs (DG+DSG/MSG or DG+MSG/MSG)

HTK-A217 – BS Light Aircraft Grey – BS381C:627, used on lower surfaces of RAF aircraft (DG+DSG/LAG) from 1966 till late 1970s (switch to wraparound)

HTK-A068 – US Army Desert Sand – FS30279, used for improvised desert camouflage of RAF Tornado GR1/1A, Jaguar GR1A and Buccaneer during Op Granby

HTK-A262 – BS Camouflage Beige – BS381C:389, also known as „Hemp”, used in 1980s/90s on upper surfaces of Canberras, Victors, VC10s and Nimrods (over LAG)