Hataka HTK-A198 WW2 Hungarian Brown Flash – Acrylic Airbrush Model Paint

Hataka HTK-A198 WW2 Hungarian Brown Flash is a high-quality acrylic paint from the renowned Hataka Hobby Red Line series, designed for demanding modelers who prefer airbrush painting. This shade has been specially developed based on authentic archival colors used by the Hungarian armed forces during World War II. WW2 Hungarian Brown Flash was widely used in camouflage painting for aircraft, armored vehicles, and military equipment of the Hungarian army both domestically and during Axis joint operations.

• Scale application: The paint can be used on models of any scale, including 1/72, 1/35, 1/48 – it covers both large surfaces and details perfectly.
• Historical origin: The color reproduces the original Hungarian "Brown Flash" – one of the camouflage shades used by the Royal Hungarian Air Force and ground forces in 1939-1945, the period of World War II.
• Application: The paint is dedicated to recreating authentic paint schemes for aircraft such as the Heinkel He 70, Fiat CR.32, MÁVAG aircraft, as well as being used on Toldi and Turán tanks.
• Material and performance: This is a water-based acrylic paint intended for airbrush use, ensuring excellent coverage with just one layer. It creates a smooth, satin surface, minimizing the risk of nozzle clogging.
• Packaging: The paint is supplied in a 17 ml bottle with a precise applicator, allowing for easy dosing and long-lasting product life.
• Product category: Acrylic airbrush model paint, Red Line, dedicated to military and aircraft models.
• Difficulty level: 1/5 – A user-friendly product suitable for both beginner modelers and advanced hobbyists who expect top quality and durability of colors.

We highly recommend Hataka HTK-A198 WW2 Hungarian Brown Flash to all historical modeling enthusiasts, especially those reconstructing WWII vehicles and aircraft. Exceptional quality, faithful reproduction of original colors, and excellent application make this product an indispensable element of every modeling workshop.