AK Interactive RCS103 WWII Luftwaffe Late War Colors 6x17ml

AK Interactive RCS103 WWII Luftwaffe Late War Colors 6x17ml is a professional set of model paints from the Real Colors series, designed for precise recreation of late-war German Luftwaffe aircraft in 1/32, 1/48, and 1/72 scale. This product is dedicated to modelers who value excellent realism and historical color accuracy in their World War II aircraft models (1939-1945).

The set includes six lacquer acrylic paints, each 17 ml, ideal for painting both classic models such as Focke-Wulf Fw 190 D, Messerschmitt Bf 109 G-10/K-4, Heinkel He 162, Messerschmitt Me 262, or Arado Ar 234 B/C. All colors have been developed based on thorough research of technical documentation and laboratory analysis of historical paint samples, ensuring the highest fidelity to history and meeting the expectations of even the most demanding historical modelers.

The AK Interactive RCS103 set includes:

• Two versions of the lower surface color RLM 76, including the distinctive greenish-blue variant used on the Fw 190 D-9 and Bf 109 K-4.
• Two versions of the upper camouflage RLM 81 — khaki shade and dark green, previously misidentified as RLM 83.
• RLM 82 in an authentic, officially approved green shade (all historical color variants provided almost identical visual effect).
• Interior color RLM 66 for finishing cockpits and interior elements in accordance with Luftwaffe guidelines.

The paints are based on high-quality acrylic lacquers (Real Colors), and thanks to a unique formula, they maintain excellent adhesion, color depth, and are easy to thin (recommended RC701/RC702 High Compatibility Thinner, also compatible with other acrylic lacquer thinners). The set is intended for brush or airbrush application. The colors work perfectly on both plastic and resin models.

The product category is a lacquer-acrylic model paint set. It is especially recommended for advanced modelers and World War II aviation enthusiasts who want to faithfully recreate authentic camouflage of Luftwaffe aircraft from 1944–1945. Using original shades realistically enhances the realism and evaluation of models in historical competitions.

Difficulty level: 2/5 – easy application, especially when using an airbrush, allows even intermediate modelers to achieve professional results.