Alclad E624 Dark Sea Grey 30ML – high-quality model paint

Alclad E624 Dark Sea Grey 30ML is a professional model paint from the renowned manufacturer Alclad II, known for its innovative solutions in the field of lacquers and paints for modellers. This product is targeted at enthusiasts of plastic and resin modelling who expect uncompromising quality and a level of realism suitable for show and contest models.

Dark Sea Grey model paint – specialized color palette

The Dark Sea Grey color is one of the most commonly used base shades in historical and aviation modelling, especially for replicating military aircraft of the United Kingdom and other NATO countries. This paint perfectly imitates the tone of original coatings used on operational aircraft, vehicles, and ships during World War II, the Cold War, and modern times. This shade was widely applied on British fighters, such as the Hawker Hurricane, Supermarine Spitfire, or later aircraft like the English Electric Lightning and Hawker Harrier.

Materials, technology, and purpose

• Volume: 30ML
• Type: Solvent-based acrylic lacquer – guarantees excellent adhesion and durability of the paint layer.
• Designed for airbrush application, which allows for a very thin and even paint coating without covering fine model details.
• Dedicated for scales 1/72, 1/48, 1/35, 1/24 and larger – perfect for painting aircraft, naval, and military vehicle models.
• Very high abrasion resistance and fast drying.
• Can be used on plastic, resin, and metal surfaces.

Product category

The paint belongs to the category: professional airbrush model paints.

Who do we recommend it for?

Alclad E624 Dark Sea Grey 30ML is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modellers who attach great importance to realistic reproduction of historical colors and highlighting subtle model details. Ideal for aircraft, ship, and military vehicle models, particularly those in British schemes from World War II and the Cold War era.

Application difficulty

Difficulty level: 2/5 – requires knowledge of airbrush handling and working with solvent-based lacquers, but poses no issues for intermediate modellers.