Hataka HTKAS95 6 x 17ml - Acrylic Paint Set - WW2 Soviet AFV 6516 also based at Nellis AFB)

also based at Nellis AFB) was disbanded in 2014 due to budget constrains

This set is developed for the painting of Luftwaffe camouflage patterns developed for aircraft in maritime deployment (hydroplanes

It's unique sloped engine cover offered excellent forward visibility and the truck was well-liked for its reliability and ease of maintenance

It claimed the first recorded shoot-down of a German aircraft in WWII by a British aircraft and claimed a part in the sinking of the first German capital ship

Includes 2 kinds of covers for 23mm cannons

Hataka HTKAS95 6 x 17ml - Acrylic Paint Set - WW2 Soviet AFV 6516 also based at Nellis AFB)Paints Glues etc Hataka Paints Sets Standard colours of Soviet military vehicles during WW2 In a common belief all Soviet AFVs of WW2 wore single colour olive green livery. In reality the Soviet Army experimented with camouflaging its vehicles since mid 1930s, which led to first instructions issued already in 1939 (introducing a complex system of four geographical theatres with own camouflage patterns colours). However as only three colours were