Hataka HTK-C241 IJA Tea Brown (Cha-iro) is a high-class modeling lacquer designed for modelers who value precision and perfect reproduction of historical colors of Japanese military equipment. The color “Tea Brown” (Cha-iro) was widely used by the Imperial Japanese Army (IJA) during World War II as the main camouflage color for tanks, armored cars, and combat support equipment. Models painted with this shade most accurately reproduce vehicles used during the campaigns in China, the Pacific, and Burma between 1937 and 1945.

• Intended use: Paint dedicated for painting models in 1/35, 1/48, and 1/72 scale, especially models of Type 95 Ha-Go tanks, Type 97 Chi-Ha, or armored vehicles used by the Japanese army
• Historical period: World War II – especially land equipment used by Japan from 1937 to 1945
• Material: Solvent-based paint (synthetic modeling lacquer) – Orange Line series
• Product features: Very good coverage, strong pigmentation, and realistic shade. Excellent adhesion to plastic surfaces and increased resistance to mechanical damage after complete drying
• Safety: The lacquer has a less intense smell and is less aggressive to modeling plastics, which allows for comfortable and precise work
• Capacity: 17 ml – the ideal amount for both small touch-ups and larger modeling projects
• Product category: Modeling paint – solvent-based lacquer for painting plastic, resin, and metal models

Hataka HTK-C241 IJA Tea Brown is recommended for both advanced and intermediate modelers who care about perfect reconstruction of Japanese military vehicles from the World War II period. It is perfect for building dioramas and standalone models, and its ease of application and coverage quality make working with this product a real pleasure. The difficulty level of using the paint is rated 2/5, which makes it suitable for almost every modeler, from hobbyists to military collectors.

By choosing Hataka Hobby lacquers, you gain color consistency, durability, and safety for your models.