Hataka HTK-AS63 USMC AV-8 Paint Set (Early Schemes) (8x17ml)

The Hataka HTK-AS63 USMC AV-8 paint set (early schemes) is a comprehensive set of model acrylic paints designed to replicate the authentic paint schemes used on the Harrier AV-8A, AV-8B, and AV-8C aircraft in United States Marine Corps service from 1970–1990. This high-quality set includes 8 bottles of 17ml water-based acrylic paints, precisely matching the shades used in genuine USMC camouflage schemes and covering various phases of Harrier operational history.

• Applicable scale: The set fits all AV-8A/B/C Harrier models in popular scales: 1/72, 1/48, and 1/32.
• Country of use: United States, Marine Corps (USMC).
• Historical period: 1970–1990, including the Cold War and Operation Desert Storm.
• Historical applications: The camouflage schemes were used in training as well as in combat operations, including over the Balkans and during the Gulf War.
• Set contents:
  • Dark Green FS34079
  • Gunship Grey FS36118
  • Light Gull Grey FS36440
  • Extra Dark Green FS34064
  • Dark Blue-Grey FS36099
  • MK-7 Temporary White
  • Light Ghost Grey FS36375
  • Medium Grey FS35237
• Material: Water-based acrylic paints.
• Intended use: Perfect for both airbrush and brush painting. The paints dry rapidly, do not clog nozzles, and offer high coverage and easy layer application.
• Category: Acrylic model paint set dedicated to painting plastic and resin models.
• Additions: MK-7 Temporary White is a washable paint for creating authentic winter camouflage, allowing for accurate simulation of operational weathering effects.
• Difficulty level: 2/5 – Suitable for both beginner and advanced modelers thanks to excellent pigmentation and ease of application.

We recommend this product to all aviation modelers looking for the highest quality paints for faithfully recreating USMC Harrier aircraft. Hataka HTK-AS63 allows for the reproduction of each historic camouflage variant, including those used during key late 20th-century conflicts. The set guarantees perfect results on classic plastic models as well as on modern 3D prints and resin replicas.