Tamiya XF-68 NATO Brown is a matt acrylic paint from the 10 ml Acrylic Mini range. Its flat tone suits military vehicles, aircraft fuselages and figure uniforms where a non-reflective surface is required. Brush it onto small parts or dilute for airbrush use on wider surfaces.
Colour designation XF-68 NATO Brown — a flat-finish acrylic in the Tamiya Mini range.
Water-soluble acrylic resin base; thins and cleans up with water.
Works on styrene, styrofoam, wood and typical modelling plastics.
Packed in a 10 ml glass jar — Tamiya catalogue number 81768.
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Notes · Q & A
What's the difference between a paint and a wash?+
Paints are opaque colour for coverage; washes are thin, pigmented fluids that flow into recesses to add shading and depth. Most painters use both.
Can I use these paints in an airbrush?+
Many acrylics can be thinned for airbrushing — check the product description; ranges marked "Air" or "airbrush-ready" work straight from the bottle.
Do I need a primer?+
Yes for bare plastic, resin or metal — primer gives paint a surface to grip and prevents chipping.
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Notes · Logistics
Shipping
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Returns
If you're not happy with your purchase, contact us within 30 days for a full refund or exchange. Items must be unused and in original packaging.
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Table · Specification
Technical specifications
Product details
Brand
Tamiya
Product code
81768
Type
Paints
Shipping weight
230 g
Colour
NATO Brown
Barcode
45035944
Dimensions & contents
Volume
10 ml
Materials & finish
Medium
Acrylic
Finish
Matt
Product
Tamiya Acrylic Mini Xf-68 Nato Brown Paint 10ml
Code (proj)
81768
Ship. weight
230 g
Brand
Tamiya
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Jeremy Hambleton
Great for airbrushing.
An excellent paint for airbrushing when properly thinned. I’d recommend using Tamiya acrylic thinners. The thinner the mix the lower the air pressure required. Thoroughly recommended
