Hataka HTK-A287 Grey Beige (RAL 1019) – Acrylic Airbrush Paint, Red Line

We offer the professional acrylic paint Hataka HTK-A287 Grey Beige (RAL 1019) from the renowned Red Line series by Hataka Hobby. This product is specially designed for modelers who value high quality, precise color reproduction, and comfort while airbrushing.

Product Features

• Color Code: RAL 1019 Grey Beige – an exact, historically significant shade used, among others, in camouflage of military vehicles, equipment, and aircraft utilized by the German army during World War II and in the second half of the 20th century (Cold War).
• Paint Formula: water-based acrylic – ensures easy cleaning of tools and low emission of unpleasant odors, while maintaining high abrasion resistance after drying.
• Intended Use: optimized for airbrush painting, offers excellent pigmentation and coverage even after the first coat.
• Finish: satin, with an exceptionally smooth surface that perfectly highlights model details.
• Capacity: standard 17 ml package allows painting of several models in 1/35, 1/48 or 1/72 scale.

Modeling Applications

The acrylic paint Hataka HTK-A287 Grey Beige (RAL 1019) is especially dedicated to painting models of military vehicles such as tanks, armored personnel carriers, or artillery used by Germany in the years 1943–1945 and during the Cold War. This color often appears in "Dunkelgelb" camouflage used in the final years of World War II on both the Eastern and Western fronts.

Category and Recommendations

• Category: acrylic airbrush modeling paint
• Ideal for intermediate and advanced modelers who expect authentic reproduction of historical colors and high-quality surface coverage.
• Difficulty of use: 2/5 – the paint is easy to use for both those just starting out with airbrushing and more experienced modelers.

We recommend Hataka HTK-A287 Grey Beige (RAL 1019) to every enthusiast of historical modeling. The product features excellent quality, ease of application, and authenticity of finish, making it an essential element of every modeler's workshop building replicas of military armored vehicles and equipment from the WWII and Cold War eras.