IJA Tea Brown (Cha-iro)

Hataka IJA Tea Brown (Cha-iro), a Red Line acrylic

A water-thinnable acrylic paint from the Red Line range, tuned for an airbrush and usable with a brush as well. The tea brown shade (cha-iro) of the Imperial Japanese Army was used for the disruptive camouflage shapes of early Japanese camouflage in the period of the years 1937 to 1942. The paint is highly pigmented and matte once dry.

Use

• Shake the bottle before use; there is a metal mixing ball inside.
• For an airbrush, thin it with Hataka acrylic thinner or with water in a ratio of roughly 30/70 to 50/50 and spray at 15 to 20 psi.
• Apply it in thin coats; complement a base green or sand area with a brown disruptive blotch.
• Clean tools with water right after you finish.

Who it is for

For modelers of Japanese vehicles and aircraft of the Second World War who put period multicolored camouflage together. The contents of the package are 17 ml.

Water-thinnable acrylic. Work in a ventilated space and keep out of the reach of children.