Hataka Hobby HTK-CP01 Early WW2 Luftwaffe Vol. I (1937-39) – Aircraft Model Paint Set

The Hataka Hobby HTK-CP01 Early WW2 Luftwaffe Vol. I (1937-39) lacquer paint set is a professional kit of three 17 ml lacquers, dedicated to modelers recreating German Luftwaffe aircraft from the early Second World War period. It's a perfect choice for precise painting of models in 1/72, 1/48, 1/32, and other scales, faithfully replicating the original colors used in the famous "two-green" camouflage pattern employed by the German air force between 1937–1939.

• Set contents: 3 lacquers, 17 ml each – Black-Green (RLM 70), Dark Green (RLM 71), Light Blue (RLM 65)
• Application: Luftwaffe fighter planes, bombers, attack and transport aircraft, Germany
• Historical period: pre-WW2 and its beginnings (years 1937–1939), with the scheme remaining even until mid-1944 on some types of aircraft
• Color usage:
  • HTK-C015 RLM 70 – black-green, used on upper surfaces and propeller blades
  • HTK-C017 RLM 71 – dark green, the second key shade for the "two-green" camouflage, also used on fighters during the Battle of Britain
  • HTK-C029 RLM 65 – light blue, typical for undersurfaces in the early war period
• Product features:
  • Lacquer paints – provide a smooth, durable, and even finish, ideal for airbrushing and brush painting
  • Intended for plastic, resin, and 3D printed models
  • Precisely matched to authentic RLM standards
• Product category: specialized model paint set (solvent-based acrylic lacquers)
• Recommended skill level: suitable for both intermediate and expert modelers (difficulty: 3/5 – basic knowledge of working with lacquers required, especially when using an airbrush)
• This product is recommended for aviation modelers interested in authentically reproducing historical Luftwaffe colors as well as building replicas from the first years of World War II

The Hataka Hobby HTK-CP01 set allows you to achieve the authentic effect of German camouflage from 1937-1939, making your model stand out among others. It's an excellent choice for aviation history enthusiasts and themed dioramas related to German aviation and the early years of World War II.