Hataka HTK-AS11 Early WW2 Polish Army paint set (4x17ml)

Hataka HTK-AS11 Early WW2 Polish Army paint set is a professional set of four water-based acrylic paints created specifically to replicate the historical colors of Polish Army vehicles from the early stages of World War II. This product is recommended for both historical modeling enthusiasts and advanced modelers who care about detailed and historically accurate painting of their models in 1/72, 1/35, 1/48, and other scales.

• Category: Acrylic model paint set dedicated for Polish Army armored and utility vehicles from 1939.
• The set includes 4 colors in 17 ml bottles:
  • HTK-A085 – Polish AFV Khaki Green: The original color used as the base color on utility and artillery vehicles, such as Ursus A and Fiat 621.
  • HTK-A086 – Polish AFV Greyish Sand: A sand-colored shade used both as part of tri-color camouflage and as the interior color of combat vehicles during the September Campaign.
  • HTK-A087 – Polish AFV Dark Brown: Dark brown, used in the camouflage of tanks and tankettes, e.g. TKS, Vickers E, 7TP, Renault R-35, or Hotchkiss H-35.
  • HTK-A088 – Polish AFV Green: Intense green applied after 1936 in Polish tri-color camouflage on combat vehicles.
• Material: Water-based acrylic paints, easy to thin, fast-drying, compatible with brushes and airbrushes.
• Country where the represented colors were used: Poland, years 1936–1939 (World War II period).
• Historical description: The colors in the set reflect the authentic shades in which Polish military and combat vehicles were painted during the September Campaign and the pre-war period.
• Recommended for: Modelers building replicas of Polish vehicles from the 1930s and 1940s, collectors, and historical diorama reenactors.
• Difficulty level: 2/5 – the paints are easy to apply and do not require advanced modeling skills.

Hataka HTK-AS11 Early WW2 Polish Army paint set (4x17ml) is an excellent choice for all historical modeling enthusiasts wishing to authentically reproduce the Polish color schemes from September 1939. The set offers high pigment quality, convenient application, and long-lasting painting effects.