Hataka B012 Dark Tan (FS30219, ANA 628) 10ml – Water-based Acrylic Paint for Models

Hataka B012 Dark Tan (FS30219, ANA 628) in a 10ml container is a high-quality acrylic paint that is part of the Blue Line series from the renowned Polish manufacturer Hataka Hobby. This line consists of water-based acrylic paints created specifically for modelers who paint with brushes. Thanks to its specially developed formula, these paints offer excellent coverage, even pigment distribution, and ease of application.

Shade and modeling applications

The Dark Tan color (FS30219, ANA 628) corresponds to authentic American camouflage color standards, used primarily on military vehicles and aircraft. This paint is often used for replicating the paint schemes of aircraft (e.g., F-4 Phantom II, F-105 Thunderchief, or A-7 Corsair II) and military vehicles from the Vietnam War and Cold War periods. It is also ideal for work on dioramas and miniatures depicting the U.S. Army in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s.

• Volume: 10ml
• Composition: Water-based acrylic paint
• Color equivalents: Federal Standard FS30219 and ANA 628
• Applications: Plastic models, resin models, dioramas
• Model scale: Suitable for models in any scale (e.g., 1/72, 1/48, 1/35, 1/24, etc.)
• Country of use: USA (United States)
• Historical period: Vietnam War, Cold War, 1960s–1980s
• Application: Optimized for brush painting, also suitable for airbrush after proper thinning

Why choose it?

Hataka Blue Line paints, including B012 Dark Tan (FS30219), ensure excellent coverage and accurate representation of historical USA vehicle and aircraft colors. They will be appreciated by both beginner and advanced modelers seeking high quality and ease of use. This product suits all skill levels—the difficulty of use is rated 1/5. Brush painting is intuitive, with no streaks or pigment pooling, and the paint dries quickly. Thanks to its water base, it's safer to use and makes tool cleaning easier.

Hataka B012 Dark Tan (FS30219, ANA 628) is a recommended choice for any modeler recreating American military vehicles, aircraft, and dioramas from the second half of the 20th century. It will certainly find a place in every historical modeling enthusiast’s collection.