Hataka is a Polish manufacturer that has gained recognition in the modeling world for its high-quality acrylic paints. These products are primarily characterized by their faithful reproduction of historical colors, which is crucial when building models of aircraft, armored vehicles, or ships. The paints are available both individually and in carefully curated thematic sets, which significantly simplifies the work, especially for beginner modelers. Thanks to these ready-made sets, there's no need to manually select shades for painting, for example, Polish aircraft from 1939 or modern Bundeswehr vehicles – everything is included in one package.

Hataka Paints – Product Lines

To make choosing the right product easier, the manufacturer has divided its paints into several main lines, each designed for a different painting technique. The most popular ones are:
Orange Line – These are water-based acrylic paints optimized for brush painting. They have a thicker consistency that provides good coverage with just the first coat. They can also be thinned with water and used in an airbrush, but their primary purpose is for hand painting.
Red Line – These are lacquer-based acrylic paints designed exclusively for airbrushing. They are characterized by excellent adhesion and create a very smooth and durable finish. They require the use of a dedicated thinner from the same brand.
Blue Line - These are modern, water-based acrylic paints optimized for airbrushing, ready to use straight from the bottle. They serve as an alternative to the Red Line series for those who prefer water-thinnable paints.

Ready-Made Sets and a Wide Color Palette

The greatest advantage of Hataka's offer is its thematic sets. These consist of 6 or 8 colors needed to paint a specific type of vehicle or army from a particular historical period. This is a huge convenience that saves time searching for the right shades. Whether you are building a model of a Polish Air Force F-16 or a German Tiger tank from World War II, Hataka offers a ready-made solution. This allows the modeler to focus on the precision of the build, confident that the colors used are historically accurate.