Hobby & Model Paints

Standard colours of Luftwaffe aircraft in Spain from 1936 till 1939The set contains the following colours (acrylic paints, water-based):HTK-A023 - Grey (RLM02) - Used on early Ju 52s, He 59s, He 111s and upper surfaces of experimental He 112 V9. An overall colour of early Bf 109B-1sHTK-A167 - Light ..

Standard colours of Israeli planes since late 1970sThe set contains the following colours (acrylic paints, water-based):HTK-A035 - Dark Ghost Grey - FS36320, used in "Air Superiority Grey" scheme on F-15A/B, Kfir C2, F-15C/D and some Mirage IIIs. Also on E-2C and RF-4EHTK-A090 - Sand - FS33531, used..

HTK-BS90 includes standard colours of German military vehicles in Africa during WW2. The set contains the following acrylic paints, optimised for use with brush: HTK-B164 ?C Panzer..

Blue Line - Optimised for BrushStandard camouflage colours of USAF planes in 1960s-70sThe set contains the following colours (acrylic paints, water-based, optimised for use with brush):HTK-B012 - Dark Tan - Used for upper surfaces in USAF SEA camouflage scheme of TAC aircraftHTK-B016 - Dark Green - ..

HTK-BS67 includes standard colours of US AFVs since mid-1980s. The set contains the following acrylic paints, optimised for use with brush: HTK-B016 - Dark Green - FS34079 (MERDC Forrest Green), overall colour of early M1 Abrams tanks. Used on part of M1 Abrams of USMC during ODS HTK-B152 - NATO Gre..

This set contains:AK11346 Forest Green FS 34079 AK11342 Dark Green FS 34102 AK11873 Dull Dark Green FS 34092 AK11024 Ash Grey FS 36081A model aircraft reflects less light than an actual full size aircraft; this means the color applied to the model must be of a lighter shade to look the same as..

This set contains:AK11426 Medium Grey FS 35237 (Grey Blue) AK11885 Aggressor Grey FS 36251 AK11891 Light Sea Grey FS 36307 (IJN J3 Hai-iro) AK11887 Dark Ghost Grey FS 36320A model aircraft reflects less light than an actual full size aircraft; this means the color applied to the model must be ..

This 3Gen set includes a selection of tones for painting modern uniforms used by soldiers of armies like US, British, Russian or other countries around the world. These colours can be mixed to get several different tones for shadows and lights, because all these uniforms can have different worn tone..

This 3Gen set includes a selection of tones for painting figures with the most commonly seen uniforms worn by American soldiers during WWII...

The tones of this 3Gen set have been selected for painting figures dressed with the Splittertarnmuster type camouflage uniform. These uniforms were used by soldiers of the regular army (Wehrmacht), Luftwaffe -paratroopers (Fallschirmjager)- and other troops during WWII. In the set you will find the ..

This 3Gen set includes a selection of tones for painting any Isreali Defence Force soldier, from past wars, to the present day. These colours can be mixed to get several different tones for shadows and lights, because all this uniforms can have different worn tones. By mixing them together, you can ..

This 3Gen set of six colours have been designed to paint skin and flesh tones in miniature (previously AK3010). These colours have been designed to paint a basic skin colour and can be used on any type of figure with excellent results with a very special tones. Changing the base colour by adding var..

The tones of this 3Gen set have been selected for painting figures with tropical uniforms used by the German Army in Africa and Sicily during WW2, called Deutsche Afrika Korps (DAK). These uniforms were widely used by the German regular soldiers, paratroopers, air force and several troops more. In t..

ORANGE LABELThe basic label. The orange dot is the element that remarks a range of colours designed for any kind of modeller. The clear and easily identifiable label includes the name of the colour and its reference code at the top.click here to see the full colour chart and equivalence table...

ORANGE LABELThe basic label. The orange dot is the element that remarks a range of colours designed for any kind of modeller. The clear and easily identifiable label includes the name of the colour and its reference code at the top.click here to see the full colour chart and equivalence table...

ORANGE LABELThe basic label. The orange dot is the element that remarks a range of colours designed for any kind of modeller. The clear and easily identifiable label includes the name of the colour and its reference code at the top.click here to see the full colour chart and equivalence table...

CYAN LABELThere are 6 pastel colours within the range, which are identified by a pastel blue circle. These tones can be used, as the others, in any type of modelling, figures, sceneries, buildings, vehicles...click here to see the full colour chart and equivalence table...

CYAN LABELThere are 6 pastel colours within the range, which are identified by a pastel blue circle. These tones can be used, as the others, in any type of modelling, figures, sceneries, buildings, vehicles...click here to see the full colour chart and equivalence table...

ORANGE LABELThe basic label. The orange dot is the element that remarks a range of colours designed for any kind of modeller. The clear and easily identifiable label includes the name of the colour and its reference code at the top.click here to see the full colour chart and equivalence table...

YELLOW LABELIntense colours are identified with the yellow circle on the label. These tones contain pigments of high purity and high concentration for the most vivid colours.click here to see the full colour chart and equivalence table...

YELLOW LABELIntense colours are identified with the yellow circle on the label. These tones contain pigments of high purity and high concentration for the most vivid colours.click here to see the full colour chart and equivalence table...

ORANGE LABELThe basic label. The orange dot is the element that remarks a range of colours designed for any kind of modeller. The clear and easily identifiable label includes the name of the colour and its reference code at the top.click here to see the full colour chart and equivalence table...

ORANGE LABELThe basic label. The orange dot is the element that remarks a range of colours designed for any kind of modeller. The clear and easily identifiable label includes the name of the colour and its reference code at the top.click here to see the full colour chart and equivalence table...

BLUE LABELThe range contains a selection of 22 metallic tones with ultrafine pigmentation, marked by the label featuring a dark blue circle. click here to see the full colour chart and equivalence table...