Hataka HTK-A320 Medium Sea Blue 17ml is a high-quality acrylic paint from the renowned Red Line series by the Polish manufacturer Hataka Hobby. This product was created with the requirements of modern aircraft and armor modelers in mind, for whom precision workmanship and historically accurate painting are priorities. The Medium Sea Blue shade perfectly replicates the original color used in military aviation, especially by the United States Navy (US Navy) during World War II and the Korean War.

Medium Sea Blue was primarily used as the main camouflage color for the upper surfaces of carrier-based aircraft such as the F6F Hellcat, F4U Corsair, and SB2C Helldiver. It protected the machines during Pacific operations from 1943 through the early 1950s, providing excellent concealment in maritime operational conditions.

• Version: Red Line series, dedicated for airbrush, exceptionally smooth coverage.
• Volume: 17ml – ideal both for large models in 1/32 or 1/24 scale as well as for more detailed ones in 1/72 or 1/48.
• Color: Medium Sea Blue – compliant with FS 35042, matching original specifications for the Navy.
• Intended use: military aviation, particularly models from WWII and the Cold War era, mainly USA.
• Material: water-based acrylic paint – fast drying, non-toxic, easy to clean.
• Category: water-based airbrush paints for modeling, dedicated to plastic, resin, and 3D-printed models.

Why choose Hataka HTK-A320 Medium Sea Blue? Thanks to its unique formula, the paint provides full coverage after a single application, minimizing the risk of runs or streaks. It creates a satin, extremely smooth finish, highlighting the surface details of the model. It is especially recommended for intermediate modelers who appreciate a professional effect and for advanced enthusiasts preparing dioramas or competition replicas.

Application difficulty level: 2/5 – the paint is also ideal as a first choice for those starting their airbrushing adventure.

Hataka HTK-A320 Medium Sea Blue is an essential part of every modeler’s arsenal who is reconstructing US Navy aircraft from 1943–1953, guaranteeing an authentic result and the highest work comfort.