Hataka B250 Dunkelgelb (RAL 840R – 7028, Ausgabe 1944) 10ml is a high-quality, water-based acrylic paint from the Hataka Hobby Blue Line series, designed for precise and convenient brush painting. This product is intended primarily for historical modelers, enthusiasts of armored vehicles, dioramas, and military reconstructions from the World War II era.

The Dunkelgelb RAL 7028 color, edition 1944 (Ausgabe 1944), was the official standard base color used by the German armed forces – Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS – for painting tanks, armored vehicles, and other military vehicles during the final years of World War II. This color was introduced into widespread use in 1943 and dominated the European fronts as well as North Africa. Dunkelgelb appeared, among others, on German Tiger I, Panther, PzKpfw IV tanks, as well as Sd.Kfz. 251 and many self-propelled guns such as the Stug III.

The Hataka B250 Dunkelgelb paint is designed for modeling in various scales – 1/35, 1/72, 1/48, and others, ensuring realistic reproduction of the original historical colors of military models. It is recommended for painting figures, military vehicles, diorama elements, and accessories in any scale that use the German camouflage scheme from 1943–1945.

• Volume: 10ml – efficient formula allows painting even several models.
• Blue Line – optimized for brush painting, ensuring coverage, deep color, and easy spreading of the paint.
• Water-based paint – non-toxic, with minimal odor, easy to use and clean tools.
• Packaging with a convenient dispenser makes it easy to apply the right amount of product.
• High color match with the historical RAL 7028 standard – ideal for historical purists.

The product belongs to the category of water-based acrylic modeling paints for brush painting. It works perfectly both in the workshops of beginner modelers and advanced hobbyists seeking perfect historical camouflage reproduction. The Hataka B250 paint receives a 1/5 rating for user difficulty – using it is extremely simple. We highly recommend this product to all modelers working with World War II military models who value historical accuracy and professional model finishing.