Hataka HTK-A197 WW2 Hungarian Sand Base – Acrylic paint for historical scale models

Hataka HTK-A197 WW2 Hungarian Sand Base is a high-quality acrylic modeling paint from the renowned Hataka Hobby Red Line series, especially dedicated to painting historical models from the World War II era. Developed for modelers seeking an authentic shade used on vehicles and military equipment of the Hungarian Army, this color perfectly replicates the hue applied as the base camouflage coat of Hungarian units in the years 1942-1945.

Its water-based formula and use of high-quality pigments ensure that Hataka HTK-A197 provides excellent coverage, ease of color blending, and a remarkably smooth, satin finish after just a single application with an airbrush. The paint is compatible with most popular plastic, resin, and 3D printed model components.

• Accurate historical color: authentic sand shade used by the Kingdom of Hungary’s armed forces – an ally of the Third Reich during World War II. The paint reproduces the base color found on tanks, armored vehicles, and trucks on both the Eastern and Southern fronts, among others.
• Period of use: World War II, years 1942-1945, on both combat fronts against the Red Army as well as in garrison and training service.
• Intended use: especially recommended for painting vehicle models in 1/35, 1/48, and 1/72 scales, e.g., Turan, Nimród, Csaba tanks, and other vehicles used by the Hungarian military.
• Efficiency and application ease: excellent flow, quick drying, and chip resistance. The paint is safe and odorless, making it ideal for both beginner and advanced modelers.
• Product category: acrylic airbrush paint in a 17 ml bottle.
• Producer: Hataka Hobby – a leader in the modeling paint industry, renowned for the precision of historical color reproduction.
• Ease of use rating: 1/5 – a paint suitable for every modeler, regardless of experience level.

We recommend Hataka HTK-A197 WW2 Hungarian Sand Base to all enthusiasts of historical modeling striving for the most accurate representation of Hungarian vehicles from World War II. It is an excellent choice for both beginners and professionals aiming for the highest level of realism in their work.