Hataka B244 Dunkelgelb (RAL 840R – 7028) 10ml – Acrylic Paint for Modelers

Hataka B244 Dunkelgelb (RAL 840R – 7028) 10ml is a professional acrylic paint in Dunkelgelb color, intended for model enthusiasts who expect the highest quality reproduction of historical military vehicle colors. The Dunkelgelb (RAL 840R – 7028) shade constituted the basic color used by the German army, especially the Wehrmacht and Waffen SS, during World War II. These paints were used for painting tanks, armored vehicles, armored personnel carriers, and other mechanical vehicles from 1943 until the end of the war in 1945. The most famous vehicles such as the PzKpfw V Panther, PzKpfw VI Tiger I, Tiger II, or Sd.Kfz. 251 were painted in this shade.

The paint belongs to the Blue Line series from the renowned Hataka Hobby brand – it is water-based, making its use especially comfortable both in terms of odor and health and environmental safety. The Blue Line series was specially developed for brush painting, achieving exceptional smoothness and full coverage of the model’s surface from the very first layer.

• Volume: 10ml – enough to paint several 1/35 or 1/72 scale models
• Historical color: Dunkelgelb (RAL 840R – 7028), ideal for German WWII equipment
• Category: water-based acrylic paint for modeling
• Material: water-based paint, safe to use
• Intended use: painting figures, plastic models, resin models, and detailing components
• Recommended application method: brush

The product is recommended for both beginner modelers and advanced hobbyists who value ease of use, excellent coverage, and fast drying. Using Hataka B244 Dunkelgelb paint ensures high precision in reproducing historical details, making it ideal for dioramas, competition models, and collector replicas. The difficulty level is rated at 1/5 – the paint is very easy to apply, even for those taking their first steps in modeling.

Hataka B244 Dunkelgelb is the choice of professionals and enthusiasts who value authenticity and comfort of work. Indispensable in models of German vehicles from 1943-1945 and in World War II projects.