The Hataka HTK-AS31 Early WW2 German AFV panel lighting set (6x17ml) acrylic paint set is a specialist, advanced color system designed for achieving realistic panel lighting effects on early WW2 German armored vehicles. The set was created for military modelers focusing on Wehrmacht, Police, or SS division vehicles. It allows for precise color modulation and shade variation on tank and armored vehicle miniatures, bringing out the unique camouflage characteristic of this era.

Set contents: The set includes 6 bottles of 17 ml each, enabling complete panel lighting effects. The following shades are included:

• HTK-A161 – Polizei / SS Grün Base
• HTK-A162 – Polizei / SS Grün Shadow
• HTK-A163 – Polizei / SS Grün Flash
• HTK-A164 – Panzer Dunkelgrau Base
• HTK-A165 – Panzer Dunkelgrau Shadow
• HTK-A166 – Panzer Dunkelgrau Flash

Each paint is based on a high-quality water-based acrylic formula, allowing easy application by brush or airbrush. The Panzer Dunkelgrau and Polizei / SS Grün shades are reproduced according to genuine, historical specifications used on German vehicles on the European front from 1939 to 1942.

Historical and technical application: The set was designed with 1/35, 1/48, or 1/72 scale models in mind, depicting German Panzer III, IV tanks and other AFVs such as Sd.Kfz. 222 and police vehicles from the early stages of World War II. The shades allow for creating shadowing and lighting effects using advanced modeling techniques.

Material and category: This product belongs to the acrylic model paint segment. The paints are water-based, free from harmful solvents, and are perfect for plastic, resin, and 3D printed models.

Recommendation and skill level: The set is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers looking to increase the realism of details on tanks and armored vehicles. Difficulty level: 3/5 – requires basic knowledge of panel shading techniques.

Product advantages: The Hataka HTK-AS31 set offers historical authenticity, easy color mixing, and the capability to achieve professional color modulation effects on early WW2 German AFVs.