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Amber Skin is a warm, golden-brown flesh tone built for richer, darker complexions. It gives faces, hands and bare limbs a natural, sun-warmed base...

A dark, oily black-brown for the mucky end of weathering — engine leaks, greasy machinery, spilled fuel and general industrial filth. Oil Stains is...

A dark, dried-blood red for the gruesome details — old wounds, blades, butcher's aprons and the aftermath of a bad day on the battlefield. Dry Bloo...

A brighter, oranger rust for newer corrosion and lively weathering — the vivid stuff that streaks down from bolts and edges. Fresh Rust pairs beaut...

A grim green-brown for bile, sick and general foulness — exactly the sort of thing you want dribbling from a beast's maw or pooling round a plague-...

That unmistakable blue-green patina that creeps over old bronze and copper. Verdigris is the shortcut to aged metal — statues, relics, ship fitting...

A hard-wearing gloss varnish to seal and shine. Brush it over finished models to protect the paint and add a wet, glossy sheen — ideal for eyes, bl...

Dorado Skin is a warm, golden mid-flesh tone — a versatile base for sun-kissed skin with a healthy, tanned glow. Smooth and pigment-rich, it gives ...

A tough matt varnish to seal your work and knock back the shine. Brush it over finished models to protect the paint and leave a flat, natural finis...

Leopard Stone Skin is a warm, pale-to-mid flesh tone with a soft, natural character — a versatile base for lighter skin with a healthy warmth. Smoo...

A fluorescent green glow for all things sci-fi — screens, data-slates, power cores, energy conduits and toxic effects. Data System Glow is bright, ...

Exactly what it says on the pot — a grim yellow-green for slime, ooze, algae and all manner of unpleasantness. Disgusting Slime is a Warpaints Fana...

XF-70 Dark Green 2 is Tamiya's take on the authentic dark green worn by late-war Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft — a touch cooler and deeper than a...

XF-79 Linoleum Deck Brown is the warm reddish-brown of the linoleum decking laid across Imperial Japanese Navy ships — a specific, correct tone rat...

The Afrika Korps didn't fight the desert in one shade of brown, and XF-93 covers the later switch — a lighter, sandier tone German vehicles wore ac...

Tamiya XF-73 Dark Green is the deep matt green of modern Japan Ground Self-Defense Force vehicles — a rich, muted tone that partners XF-72 Brown in...

German dunkelgelb has been reinvented more than once, and XF-88 is Tamiya's more accurate crack at it — a warmer, truer sandy base coat for late-wa...

Tamiya XF-89 Dark Green 2 is a rich, slightly warm matt green that's a versatile addition to any military palette — great for modern camouflage, fo...

Tamiya XF-75 IJN Grey (Kure) is the authentic hull grey of Imperial Japanese Navy warships built at the Kure yard — a specific, slightly blue-toned...

XF-86 Flat Clear is the finishing coat that pulls a build together — it knocks out every last bit of shine, seals decals down for good, and unifies...

Warship decks weren't painted grey all over — most were planked timber, and XF-78 nails the warm, pale tan that timber actually reads as under a wa...

Not every metal surface on a model should shine — gun barrels, tracks and tools spend their working life filthy, and XF-84 gives you that deep, wor...

XF-92 Yellow-Brown is the precise early-war Afrika Korps tone — the warm desert yellow-brown German vehicles wore across North Africa in 1941, befo...

XF-87 IJN Grey is the standard hull grey worn by Imperial Japanese Navy warships — a versatile, true-to-scheme tone that covers evenly and takes we...

Tamiya XF-77 IJN Grey (Sasebo) is the authentic hull grey of Imperial Japanese Navy ships built at the Sasebo yard — subtly different from other ya...

Red-brown earns its place on every hobbyist's shelf, and XF-90 is Tamiya's refined take — a touch deeper than the classic shade, equally at home on...

XF-85 Rubber Black is a slightly warm, off-black matt tuned specifically for rubber — tyres, tracks, seals and hoses all read far more convincingly...

Tamiya XF-74 Olive Drab (JGSDF) is the standard olive of older Japan Ground Self-Defense Force vehicles — a muted, brownish matt green that's spot-...

Undersides matter as much as the topside pattern, and XF-83 is the pale, cool grey RAF aircraft wore beneath — a soft matt tone that finishes Briti...

Tamiya XF-72 Brown is a warm, mid-brown matt used on Japan Ground Self-Defense Force vehicles — but it's equally handy as an all-round earthy brown...

Ocean Grey is the other half of the classic RAF wartime pairing — the cool upper-surface grey that sat alongside Dark Green on countless Spitfires,...

Tamiya XF-60 Dark Yellow is the classic German ‘dunkelgelb’ base — the sandy dark-yellow that most WWII German vehicles wore from 1943 onwards. Ess...

Tamiya XF-71 Cockpit Green is the distinctive interior green of Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft cockpits — a specific, slightly yellowed matt green...

Tamiya XF-54 Dark Sea Grey is a deep, cool matt grey used on RAF and naval aircraft upper surfaces — a cornerstone of modern British and maritime c...

Tamiya XF-66 Light Grey is a soft, pale matt grey that's endlessly useful — aircraft undersides, modern low-visibility schemes and as a base for hi...

Tamiya XF-51 Khaki Drab is a warm, olive-brown matt tone that's a cornerstone of WWII US and Allied vehicle finishes — great for uniforms, kit and ...

Tamiya XF-63 German Grey is the classic dark panzer grey worn by early-war German armour — a deep, near-charcoal matt grey that's essential for Bli...

X-21 Flat Base isn't a paint on its own — it's the clever additive that turns gloss or semi-gloss Tamiya acrylics matt. Mix in a little to knock ba...

Tamiya XF-68 NATO Brown is the disruptive brown of modern NATO three-colour camouflage — a deep, earthy matt tone that partners XF-67 NATO Green on...

Tamiya XF-55 Deck Tan is a soft, pale sandy matt tone — brilliant for ship decks, desert vehicles, light groundwork and as a subtle highlight over ...

Tamiya XF-58 Olive Green is a rich, slightly warm matt olive that's a mainstay of military finishes — US and Allied vehicles, uniforms and equipmen...

Tamiya XF-61 Dark Green is a deep, cool matt green that anchors countless camouflage schemes — modern armour, aircraft and groundwork all lean on i...

Semi-gloss black is one of the most useful shades on the bench — not a stark flat, not a mirror gloss, but the subtle satin sheen that suits tyres,...

Tamiya XF-26 Deep Green is a rich, dark matt green that's a mainstay of military camouflage — tanks, aircraft and groundwork all benefit from its d...

Tamiya XF-64 Red Brown is a deep, earthy red-brown that's a mainstay of German camouflage and weathering — the classic 'rotbraun' disruptive tone, ...

XF-80 Royal Light Gray is the pale, cool matt grey that finishes a British scheme properly — the light underside and low-visibility tone worn by Ro...

Tamiya XF-3 Flat Yellow is a strong, matt yellow that's essential for markings, warning stripes, construction machinery and bright detail without a...

RAF Dark Green 2 is the authentic disruptive tone worn across British wartime aircraft — the upper-surface half of the classic Dark Green and Ocean...