Humbrol DB0015 No 15 Midnight Blue – Gloss 14ml is a high-quality acrylic model paint in a distinctive, deep midnight blue gloss shade. This product belongs to the renowned line of paints in innovative dropper bottles, which greatly facilitate dosing, mixing, and spreading the color, especially when working on professional Humbrol AG5111 palettes. As a result, both beginners and advanced modelers can easily achieve precise color effects and smooth gradients.

• Category: Acrylic model paint, glossy finish
• Weight and volume: 14 ml, optimal for both large models and fine details
• Material: High-quality water-based paint, non-toxic, quick-drying
• Application: Universal paint for plastic, wood, ceramic, cardboard, or metal models. Excellent for military, aircraft, car modeling, as well as dioramas and miniatures. With proper surface preparation, it is also suitable for glass and MDF boards.
• Method of application: Can be applied with a brush, sponge, or airbrush. Two thin coats are recommended for perfect coverage. Can be directly thinned with original Humbrol thinner or water to increase flow and efficiency, especially for airbrush use.
• Drying time: 1–2 hours for full cure. Longer for gloss and metallic layers. Final finish is touch- and abrasion-resistant.
• Tool cleaning: Clean water or acrylic thinner before the paint dries; after drying, cellulose thinner is recommended.

Humbrol DB0015 No 15 Midnight Blue – Gloss is a particularly recommended choice for modelers building airplanes, ships, tanks, or cars in 1/24, 1/48, 1/72, 1/35 scales, who care about realistic finishes and accurate representation of both historical and modern colors. The Midnight Blue color was commonly used on Royal Navy vessels during World War II, making it essential in the arsenal of any military and maritime modeling enthusiast.
Level of difficulty in use: 1/5 – ideal for both beginners and professionals seeking a quick, satisfying result without compromising quality. The paint features excellent adhesion, durability, and intense gloss, making it indispensable for finishing models at a master level.