Hataka HTK-B004 - Farba akrylowa US Olive Drab 41 (early) 17 ml

The acrylic paint Hataka HTK-B004 - US Olive Drab 41 (early) is a high-quality product dedicated to modelers who wish to achieve a realistic recreation of the colors of American military equipment from World War II. The precisely matched shade of US Olive Drab 41 (early) was developed by Hataka Hobby in strict accordance with the original color charts used by the United States Army since 1941.

• Volume: 17 ml, convenient plastic dropper bottle
• Product type: Acrylic model paint
• Color: US Olive Drab 41 (early) – used by the US Army (e.g., on tanks, jeeps, trucks, and aircraft)
• Color usage period: World War II (1941–1944)
• Category: Acrylic model paints
• Optimal application: Brush or airbrush – the paint’s consistency ensures smooth coverage, no streaks, and excellent pigmentation with several thin layers.
• Historical accuracy: The color was widely used on US combat vehicles during operations such as the Normandy landings, the Italian campaign, Battle of the Bulge, or actions in North Africa.
• Material: Formula based on the highest quality pigments and acrylic components, odorless and safe to use.

Modelers who value historical accuracy will find in this paint an excellent tool for painting Allied vehicles and equipment models in 1/72, 1/48, 1/35, or 1/24 scale. Olive Drab 41 (early) is one of the most recognizable shades used on US combat equipment during World War II. Many model manufacturers recommend this shade for faithfully replicating vehicles such as Shermans, Half-tracks, or M3 personnel carriers. Hataka’s American paint stands out due to its exceptional durability and abrasion resistance after drying, making it ideal for models that require further weathering work.

Difficulty level: 1/5 – an excellent product for both beginners and advanced modelers.
Recommendation: We recommend this product to every historical modeling enthusiast, especially to those specializing in World War II subjects and the reconstruction of American vehicles.