WWII RAF - Marking Blue

WWII RAF - Marking Blue - Mr.Paint

A modeling lacquer paint from Mr.Paint in the blue shade intended for the markings of aircraft of the Royal Air Force (RAF) in the Second World War. It is used on the blue fields of national insignia (roundels) and of identification bands. The paint is ready to spray with an airbrush straight away, covers well and dries quickly.

Use

• Airbrush application of the blue component of RAF markings - roundels and identification bands
• The paint comes pre-thinned - with a 0.3 mm nozzle and larger it usually needs no further thinning
• Spraying in thin coats over a suitable primer is recommended, at a pressure of roughly 10 to 25 PSI
• Suitable for markings sprayed through masks instead of decals
• Clean the airbrush with a lacquer thinner matching lacquer paints

Who it is for

For modelers building British RAF aircraft of the Second World War who spray their markings through masks with an airbrush and want a faithful blue shade. Because of its lacquer base it is more suitable for advanced builders with airbrush experience.

A lacquer paint and flammable. Use it with an airbrush only, in a well-ventilated space or with extraction, wear a respirator and protect your skin. Keep out of the reach of children and away from sources of ignition.