Acrylic Mini XF23 Light Blue 1/3 oz

This is a Tamiya acrylic, so you're getting a high-quality paint. But I would say the shade is more of a light greyish blue. I know colors are a bit subjective, but pay attention to the color of the cap and not the name of the color for this paint.

Used a brush and it flowed smooth. Very few brush marks. The only thing I didn't like was it took two coats to cover an area well.

This is good light blue acrylic paint. To my eye it looks similar to the light blue used on WWII German planes, but perhaps a more discerning eye would disagree. The 10ml pot is small, but it's plenty to last a long time. Its consistency is a bit on the thick side. It thins well with water or Tamiya Acrylic thinner, and if you thin it to 5-6 parts paint to 1 part water it will give a very nice brushstroke free look in 3-4 coats. Definitely use a surface primer though as this can easily pull off of bare plastic with multiple brushstrokes. I've also learned that Tamiya paints are especially suited for airbrushes, however, I still get good results with both traditional brushes and airbrushes. My friend used it with a brush for the underside of a German WWI biplane with great results.