Hataka HTK-BS69 WW2 Imperial Japanese Army AFV paint set 8x17ml – Acrylic paint set for Japanese WWII vehicles

Hataka HTK-BS69 WW2 Imperial Japanese Army AFV paint set is a carefully selected acrylic paint set, specially designed for modellers of Japanese army military vehicles from the World War II period. The product contains 8 bottles of paint, each with a capacity of 17ml, representing authentic colors used on Japanese armored vehicles between 1937–1945. Each paint is water-based, ensuring easy application, quick drying, and low odor emission, making them an ideal choice for both brush and airbrush work.

• Intended for: Japanese armored and military vehicles from World War II (Imperial Japanese Army AFVs, 1937–1945)
• Historical use: The colors appeared on tanks, armored cars, and personnel carriers used on the Pacific fronts, in China, Burma, and other areas of Imperial Japanese Forces operations.
• Set contents:
  • IJA Khaki (Khaki-iro) – base color in early Japanese camouflage 1937–1942
  • IJA Tea Brown (Cha-iro) – used for disruptive spots 1937–42
  • IJA Olive Green (Midori-iro) – additional disruptive spots 1937–42
  • Signal Yellow – disruptive stripes on AFVs 1937–42
  • IJA Parched Grass (Karekusa-iro) – base color in late IJA camouflage 1943–45
  • Dark Brown (Tochi-iro) – earthy brown; used in both early and late schemes
  • Green (Kusa-iro) – grassy green for late camouflage 1943–45
  • Olive Drab – olive green, shade of disruptive spots during the final period of the war
• Material: High-quality water-based acrylic paints – safe, durable, and easy to thin
• Category: Model paint set
• Target group: Recommended both for advanced historical modellers and intermediate users who want to recreate authentic Japanese vehicle paint schemes.
• Ease of use: 2/5 – user-friendly, also ideal for first airbrush attempts.

Hataka HTK-BS69 is a product that will enhance the realism of your model, allowing you to recreate not only the most iconic but also lesser-known Japanese camouflage patterns from World War II. Recommended for enthusiasts of Far Eastern militaria as well as model collectors in 1/35, 1/48, and 1/72 scales. Hataka paints are a synonym for quality and authenticity in historical modelling.