The Story
The pale blue that covered the undersides of nearly every Soviet aircraft from 1941 into the early postwar years. Real Colors nails the shade so your late-war build reads right from below as well as above.
At a glance
- AK Real Colors acrylic lacquer, single bottle
- Basic lower-surface colour of Soviet mixed-construction aircraft (except night bombers)
- In use from mid-1941 until around 1947–1948; occasionally used on interiors
- Airbrushes cleanly and self-levels to a smooth finish
- Thin with Real Colors High Compatibility Thinner; reference RC976
Best for
- Undersides of Soviet WWII aircraft
- The light half of a full Soviet camouflage scheme
Lay it across the undersurfaces before you mask up and spray the AMT camouflage tones over the top.
The correct blue for a Soviet underside. Pair it with the AMT camouflage shades from the full AK Real Colors range.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
The pale blue that covered the undersides of nearly every Soviet aircraft from 1941 into the early postwar years. Real Colors nails the shade so your late-war build reads right from below as well as above.
At a glance
- AK Real Colors acrylic lacquer, single bottle
- Basic lower-surface colour of Soviet mixed-construction aircraft (except night bombers)
- In use from mid-1941 until around 1947–1948; occasionally used on interiors
- Airbrushes cleanly and self-levels to a smooth finish
- Thin with Real Colors High Compatibility Thinner; reference RC976
Best for
- Undersides of Soviet WWII aircraft
- The light half of a full Soviet camouflage scheme
Lay it across the undersurfaces before you mask up and spray the AMT camouflage tones over the top.
The correct blue for a Soviet underside. Pair it with the AMT camouflage shades from the full AK Real Colors range.
