Modern Ukrainian Army AFV paint set (6x17ml) Hataka BS112

Modern Ukrainian Army AFV Paint Set (6x17ml) Hataka BS112

The Hataka BS112 "Modern Ukrainian Army AFV Paint Set" is an excellent choice for modelers wishing to replicate contemporary military vehicles of the Ukrainian Army. The set includes six acrylic airbrush paints that faithfully represent the camouflage colors used by the Ukrainian ground forces since the 2000s, including during the conflict in Donbas.

Contents of the set:

• HTK-8121 Sand Yellow
• HTK-B147 Chocolate Brown
• HTK-B125 NATO Black
• HTK-B016 Dark Green
• HTK-B310 Dark Yellow
• HTK-8068 Desert Pink

Application of paints:

• Pixel (digital) camouflage: HTK-8121, HTK-B147, HTK-B016, HTK-B125
• Desert camouflage for the BTR-4 family: HTK-8068, HTK-B310, HTK-B125
• European camouflage for the BTR-4 family: HTK-B016, HTK-B121, HTK-B125
• General European three-color scheme: HTK-B016, HTK-B310, HTK-B125

Models of vehicles to paint:

• Tanks: T-84BM Oplot, T-64BM Bulat
• Armored personnel carriers: BTR-3/4, BTR-60/70/80
• Infantry fighting vehicles: BMP-1/2, BMD-1/2

This set allows for the recreation of various camouflage patterns that are characteristic of the vehicles of the Ukrainian armed forces. As a result, modelers can easily replicate both historical and contemporary military vehicles that play a crucial role in the defense of Ukraine.

Historical background: After Ukraine declared independence on August 24, 1991, the Ukrainian parliament took control of all military units of the former Soviet Army stationed on Ukrainian territory. In the following years, the Ukrainian ground forces were significantly reduced, mainly due to underfunding. However, since 2014, with the outbreak of the war in Donbas, the Ukrainian army began to modernize, equipping itself with a mix of post-Soviet and Ukrainian armored vehicles. Among them are the latest models, such as the T-84BM Oplot and T-64BM Bulat, as well as various variants of the T-64, T-72, and T-80 tanks, armored personnel carriers BTR-3/4 and BTR-60/70/80, and infantry fighting vehicles BMP-1/2 and BMD-1/2. Many of these vehicles are already equipped with modern pixel camouflage.