Hataka HTK-B042 P.R. Blue 17ml – Acrylic Paint for Models

Hataka HTK-B042 P.R. Blue 17ml is a high-quality acrylic paint from the renowned Blue Line series by the Polish manufacturer Hataka Hobby, highly regarded by modelers worldwide. This shade – P.R. Blue – has been developed to replicate the color used by British RAF (Royal Air Force) reconnaissance aircraft during World War II. The abbreviation "P.R." stands for "Photo Reconnaissance," referring to reconnaissance aircraft whose undersides were painted in a distinctive blue tone to aid camouflage during high-altitude flights.

• Volume: 17 ml – the perfect amount for painting model parts in various scales, including 1/72, 1/48, and 1/32.
• Composition: Water-based acrylic model paint, optimized for brush application.
• Historical purpose: The color P.R. Blue was primarily used by Great Britain, specifically by the RAF air forces between 1941 and 1945, mainly on aircraft such as the Supermarine Spitfire PR Mk. XI and de Havilland Mosquito PR Mk.XVI. It was chosen for reconnaissance missions during World War II.
• Application environment: Designed for plastic, resin, and 3D-printed models.
• Category: Acrylic model paint, Blue Line series, recommended for brush painting.
• Packaging material: Handy plastic bottle with a convenient dropper – ensures easy dosing and protects the paint from drying out.
• Recommendations and endorsements: Hataka HTK-B042 P.R. Blue is a paint with excellent coverage power and high pigmentation, ideal for both beginner and advanced historical and aviation modelers. Particularly recommended for enthusiasts of British aviation from the World War II era, as well as those seeking realistic finishes for models and historical figures.
• Level of difficulty: 1/5 – very easy to apply, perfect even for those just starting their adventure with plastic modeling.
  

Thanks to its carefully developed consistency, Hataka HTK-B042 P.R. Blue allows for a smooth finish and excellent details when brush painting. The paint dries quickly, is resistant to chipping, and can be successfully covered with decals and modeling varnishes. Perfect for achieving an authentic historical effect on models from the World War II period.