Hataka HTK-B068 US Army Desert Sand (FS30279, ANA 616) 17ml – acrylic model paint

Hataka HTK-B068 US Army Desert Sand (FS30279, ANA 616) is a high-quality, water-based acrylic paint from the renowned Hataka Hobby Blue Line. The paint is specially formulated for brush application, guaranteeing exceptional coverage and even distribution on the model surface, even in thin layers. The package contains 17 ml of product, perfectly suited for precise modelling work.

• Colour: US Army Desert Sand (FS30279, ANA 616) – an authentic shade compliant with American Federal Standard and Army-Navy Aeronautical standards
• Intended use: Recreates historical US Army desert camouflages from operations such as Desert Storm (Gulf War, 1991) and modern military interventions in Iraq and Afghanistan
• Historical era: Modern times, from the 1980s to the present day
• Country of use: United States of America
• Category: Water-based acrylic model paint, for brush painting
• Material: New-generation acrylic, recommended for its low odour emission and safe use indoors
• Application: Excellent for painting models of military vehicles, equipment, figures, and dioramas depicting contemporary US Army desert operations in scales: 1/72, 1/48, 1/35, 1/24, and others
• Packaging: 17 ml with a convenient dropper applicator for precise dosing
• Finish: Matte, for a realistic final effect

The Hataka HTK-B068 product is characterised by excellent coverage and ease of use even for less experienced modellers – the optimal drying time enables quick layering and corrections without streaks. Thanks to its authentic shade and compliance with military colour standards, it is especially recommended for enthusiasts of historical models of armoured vehicles, personnel carriers, and military off-road vehicles of the US Army.

Recommended for both beginners and intermediate modellers (difficulty level 1/5), who expect easy application and top-quality finishing, while maintaining historical realism in their work. Hataka HTK-B068 is an essential choice for anyone building a collection of US Army vehicles from recent decades.