AK Interactive RC959 RAF Sky Grey / FS 26373 17 ml is a professional model paint created for the most demanding modeling enthusiasts. It is a solvent-based lacquer offering an extremely realistic shade used by the Royal Air Force (RAF) on many iconic aircraft from World War II and the immediate postwar period. The RAF Sky Grey shade was applied to aircraft such as the Spitfire, Hurricane, and Mosquito in accordance with official RAF standards, and it also corresponds to the contemporary American FS 26373 standard from the Federal Standard color palette.

• Capacity: 17 ml in a handy dropper bottle, ensuring precise dosing and minimizing product waste.
• Material: Solvent-based lacquer paint intended for airbrush spraying as well as brush application.
• Product category: High-quality acrylic-lacquer model paint dedicated for plastic, resin, and metal models.
• Usage: Perfect for reproducing historic RAF aircraft colors from World War II as well as numerous models of vehicles used by NATO countries.
• Compatibility: Easily mixes with AK Interactive RC701/RC702 High Compatibility Thinner. Can also be used with other lacquer paint thinners.
• Finish: Dries quickly, creating an even, smooth coat with high adhesion and excellent adhesive properties. The paint forms a surface that bonds perfectly with pigments, washes, and weathering effects.
• Application difficulty level: 2/5 – a very user-friendly product suitable for both beginners and advanced modelers, especially those working with an airbrush.
• Intended use: Recommended for aircraft, armor, and diorama modelers who value historical accuracy, durability, and a professional finish.

Why choose AK Interactive RC959 RAF Sky Grey? This paint provides excellent coverage from the very first layer, is compatible with a wide range of surfaces, and a special formula protects the model against chipping and abrasion. It is a reliable choice for both precise touch-ups and large-scale historical replica projects. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a realistic finish in model projects inspired by 20th-century aviation and military subjects.