Hataka Hobby HTK-CS110 Mid-War Luftwaffe Paint Set (8x17ml) is a professional acrylic paint set developed specifically for aircraft modelers who want to replicate authentic, standard Luftwaffe camouflage schemes from the years 1941–1944. The set was created by the renowned Hataka Hobby company, recognized for its quality, precise color matching, and user convenience for modelers of all skill levels.

The set includes 8 bottles, each containing 17 ml:

• HTK-C313 – Grey-Green
• HTK-C007 – Grey-Violet
• HTK-C038 – Light Blue
• HTK-C029 – Light Blue
• HTK-C023 – Grey
• HTK-C015 – Black-Green
• HTK-C100 – Black
• HTK-C264 – Light Grey

The HTK-CS110 set replicates authentic camouflage colors used on German Luftwaffe fighter and night fighter aircraft during World War II. From 1941, the RLM 74, 75, 76 combination with characteristic shading was introduced – for example, on aircraft such as the Messerschmitt Bf 109, Focke-Wulf Fw 190, and Junkers Ju 88. On night fighters, a simplified RLM 75 over RLM 76 scheme was often used over time, frequently with black undersides or even complete black camouflage. The period of use of these colors – from 1941 to mid-1944 – covers the most intensive Luftwaffe operations on both the Eastern and Western Fronts.

Hataka Hobby paints in this series are high-quality acrylics intended for airbrush use, but they can also be brushed on, offering excellent adhesion and coverage on plastic models. Thanks to their formulation, the colors are perfectly balanced historically, in full compliance with the RLM standard.

This product is intended for modelers building plastic aircraft models in any scale (1/72, 1/48, 1/32) who value authentic painting. Recommended for both beginners and advanced modelers – difficulty level 2/5. It allows for realistic reproduction of Luftwaffe combat aircraft silhouettes from World War II – suitable for both single models and larger dioramas.

Product category: Specialist acrylic model paint set for WWII-era Luftwaffe aircraft. I recommend this set to anyone looking to achieve a historically accurate model finish, with precisely matched colors, making it an essential item in the workshop of every historical aviation modeling enthusiast.