The acrylic paint set Hataka HTK-AS118 Finnish Air Force (WWII) Vol. 2 is a professional set of 6 colors, designed for modelers recreating authentic camouflage of Finnish aircraft from World War II and the early post-war years. The set is dedicated to models in 1/72, 1/48, or 1/32 scale, but will work perfectly for any miniature that requires original paint schemes for aircraft operated by the Finnish Air Force from 1940 to 1953.

• Contents: 6 bottles of 17 ml water-based acrylic paint
• Colors: Kenttävihreä (Field Green), Musta (Black), Vaaleanhaarma (Light Grey), and RLM 70, RLM 71, RLM 65 – historical colors used on Finnish and German aircraft
• Intended use: Reproducing authentic paint schemes of aircraft such as the Messerschmitt Bf 109G, Morane-Saulnier MS.406, Fokker D.XXI, or Brewster B-239 from the World War II era and the onset of the Cold War
• Country of use: Finland, including typical colors for German-imported aircraft as well
• Years of use: 1940–1953 (period: World War II and the first years of the post-war period)
• Material: Water-based acrylic paint – fast-drying, high coverage, odorless, and user-friendly for home use
• Category: Modeler acrylic paint set

The palette contains both custom shades unique to the Finnish Air Force and original German RLM colors, enabling highly accurate replication of aircraft used on the Eastern Front, in the Battle of Karelia, or during the Lapland operation. It also allows for refreshing the appearance of aircraft undergoing refurbishment in air force workshops, in line with historical documentation.

This set is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level: 2/5). It is easy to apply with airbrush or brush, though it requires basic knowledge of model painting techniques. It will be appreciated both by Finnish aviation enthusiasts and collectors of vehicles and equipment from the World War II era who value historical accuracy and quality workmanship.

Hataka HTK-AS118 Finnish Air Force (WWII) Vol. 2 6x17 ml is the perfect choice for historical modeling enthusiasts wishing to recreate, to scale, the real-life colors and paint schemes of one of the least widespread—and therefore most unique—air forces of World War II.