A modeling paint in the Erdgelb shade, carried in the German RAL 840R register under number 8002. The item belongs to the Orange Line range from Hataka.
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Erdgelb is the name of a German shade that can be rendered as earth yellow. Its place is pinned down by the code in the name: the RAL 840R register and number 8002. It is precisely the pair of name plus shade number that decides during a build, because the same name covers slightly different mixes at different manufacturers and the number of the standard lets you compare the shade across the range.
The item belongs to the Orange Line range from Hataka. The paint is intended for painting plastic models, accessory parts and figures and is applied with an airbrush or a brush. The thinner and the thinning ratio follow the manufacturer's instructions on the packaging; use the thinner intended for this range, because swapping it for another is the most common cause of a grainy or cracking finish.
Shake the bottle thoroughly before use, ideally for a few minutes, so that the settled pigment is mixed through the whole volume. Try the shade on a piece of scrap plastic from the same kit rather than straight on the model. Apply in thin coats with a short pause between them; a solid area comes out more reliably from two light coats than from one heavy one. Over a primer coat the shade sits more evenly and holds better even on smooth areas.
The thinner, a primer and varnish are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise. The volume of the package is given in the manufacturer's description.
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