WWII Imperial Japanese Army AFV paint set. 8 acrylic paints for airbrushing. The Imperial Japanese Army (IJA) until 1942 (according to most sources) used a colorful camouflage consisting of IJA Khaki (base colour) with disruptive shapes of IJA Tea Brown (to some extent also used as a base colour), IJA Olive Green and IJA Earth Brown. Many vehicles also wore a yellow disruptive stripe (usually claimed to be a bright yellow, but recently sources suggest that this was more pale IJA Parched Grass - both included in the set), sometimes with black outline. Starting in 1942, the IJA transitioned to a simpler and more standardized set of colors - a new base khaki color (IJA Parched Grass) with disruptive shapes of IJA Grass Green (mostly used on South Pacifi c) or late IJA Olive Green and IJA Earth Brown. HTK-AS69 includes standard colours of Japanese Army vehicles from 1937 till 1945. The set contains: HTK-A240 IJA Khaki IJA Khaki (Khaki-iro), base colour in early IJA scheme (1937-42), used on various types of AFVs HTK-A241 - IJA Tea Brown IJA Tea Brown (Cha-iro), used for disruptive shapes in early IJA camouflage scheme (1937-42) HTK-A242 IJA Olive Green IJA Olive Green (Midori-iro), used for disruptive shapes in early IJA camouflage scheme (1937-42) HTK-A107 Signal Yellow Used for disruptive stripes in early IJA camouflage scheme (1937-42) on various types of AFVs HTK-A243 IJA Parched Grass IJA Parched Grass (Karekusa-iro), base colour in late IJA scheme (1943-45), used on various AFVs HTK-A168 Dark Brown Exact match with IJA Earth Brown (Tochi-iro), used in both early and late IJA schemes HTK-A169 Green Exact match with IJA Grass Green (Kusa-iro), used in late IJA camouflage scheme (1943-45) HTK-A065 Olive Drab Close match with IJA Olive Green (late), used for disruptive shapes in late IJA scheme (1943-45)