Hataka HTK-C305 Afrika Braun (RAL 840R – 8020) 17ml is a high-quality modeling lacquer from the popular Orange Line series, dedicated to demanding historical modelers and military vehicle enthusiasts. This particular color replicates the authentic shade of Afrika Braun (RAL 8020), commonly used by the German armed forces during the North African campaign of World War II, in the years 1941–1943 (Desert Campaign, Deutsches Afrikakorps).

• Capacity: 17 ml – optimal amount for painting both larger and smaller scale models (e.g., 1/35, 1/48, 1/72).
• Composition: solvent-based paint (enamel), suitable for brush and airbrush application.
• Shade: RAL 840R – 8020 Afrika Braun – color-matched to original 1940s military documents.
• Odor: less intense thanks to the unique Orange Line formula – comfortable use even in poorly ventilated rooms.
• Less aggressive to plastic compared to lacquers from other brands, increasing safety for delicate model details.
• Product intended for advanced and intermediate modelers seeking full control over the paint application process.
• Manufacturer: renowned brand Hataka Hobby – ensuring color consistency and high durability of the finish.

Intended use: An excellent choice for modelers building Wehrmacht armored vehicles (Panzer III, IV, self-propelled guns, armored cars) and Luftwaffe aircraft from the African campaign period. Hataka Orange Line lacquers are especially recommended for plastic and resin models, categorized as modeling chemicals, modeling lacquers, painting accessories.

Difficulty level: 2/5 – suitable for modelers beginning with solvent-based lacquers as well as for experienced enthusiasts creating historical dioramas and mock-ups.

Recommendation: Hataka HTK-C305 Afrika Braun is an excellent choice for any modeler striving for a realistic end result and historical color fidelity. Ideal for both brush and airbrush work, it provides smooth application and high resistance to abrasion, while remaining gentle on the model’s material. Particularly recommended for collectors and dioramists who value authenticity in military modeling.