Tamiya’s range of XF Acrylic Mini Paints provide a subtle, historically accurate matte finish paint for the range of Tamiya Models. Available in a wide range of colours there is the perfect match for any livery, both present and past.

• Supplied in a durable pot with 10ml of paint
• Multiple shades available, including high quality metallic colours
• Ideal not only for brush painting but also for spraying with an airbrush
• Matte finish
• Please refer to the paint code to match your model kit’s required colour

Colour Options

• XF-1 – Flat Black
• XF-2 – Flat White
• XF-3 – Flat Yellow
• XF-4 – Yellow Green
• XF-5 – Flat Green
• XF-6 – Copper
• XF-7 – Flat Red
• XF-8 – Flat Blue
• XF-9 – Hull Red – For painting the bottom of ships
• XF-10 – Flat Brown
• XF-11 – J.N. Green – For the top of Japanese Navy aircraft
• XF-12 – J.N. Grey – For the underside of Japanese Navy aircraft
• XF-13 – J.A. Green – For the top of Japanese Army aircraft
• XF-14 – J.A. Grey – For the underside of Japanese Army aircraft
• XF-15 – Flat Flesh – For matte skin colour
• XF-16 – Flat Aluminium
• XF-17 – US Navy Sea Blue – For camouflage of US Navy aircraft
• XF-18 – US Navy Medium Blue – For camouflage of US Navy aircraft
• XF-19 – US Navy Sky Grey – For US Navy aircraft
• XF-20 – Medium Grey – For the underside of British aircraft
• XF-21 – Sky – For the underside of British aircraft
• XF-22 – RLM Grey – For the inside of German aircraft
• XF-23 – Light Blue – For the underside of German aircraft
• XF-24 – Grey – For camouflage of German machines
• XF-25 – Light Sea Grey – For painting the hull of British ships
• XF-26 – Deep Green – For camouflage of German machines
• XF-27 – Black Green – For camouflage of German machines
• XF-49 – Khaki – For sheets & miscellaneous items
• XF-50 – Field Blue – For German Air Force uniforms
• XF-51 – Khaki Drab – For US & Soviet Army soldiers
• XF-52 – Flat Earth – For British & Italian tanks
• XF-53 – Neutral Grey – For the underside of US Army aircraft
• XF-54 – Sea Grey – For camouflage of British machines
• XF-55 – Deck Tan – For expression of wooden deck
• XF-56 – Metallic Grey
• XF-57 – Buff – For painting miscellaneous items
• XF-58 – Olive Green – For American tanks
• XF-59 – Desert Yellow – For British desert tanks
• XF-60 – Yellow – For German tanks
• XF-61 – Green – For British & Soviet tanks
• XF-62 – Olive Drab – For American tanks during WWII
• XF-63 – German Grey – For German tanks
• XF-64 – Red Brown – For German & British tanks
• XF-65 – Field Grey – For Wehrmacht uniforms
• XF-66 – Light Grey – For camouflage of German machines
• XF-67 – NATO Green – For NATO military vehicle camouflage
• XF-68 – NATO Brown – For NATO military vehicle camouflage
• XF-69 – NATO Black – For NATO military vehicle camouflage
• XF-70 – Green 2 – For Japanese Navy in the latter half of World War II. Ideal for 1/32 Zero Fighter Type 52
• XF-71 – Cockpit Green – For inside the cockpit of Japanese Navy aircraft such as Zero Fighter
• XF-72 – JGSDF Brown – For camouflage of Japanese Ground Self-Defence Force vehicles such as Type 90 tanks and Type 74 tanks
• XF-73 – JGSDF Green – For camouflage of Japanese Ground Self-Defence Force vehicles such as Type 90 tanks and Type 74 tanks
• XF-74 – JGSDF Olive Drab – For light armoured vehicles dispatched to Iraq by the Japanese Ground Self-Defence Force
• XF-75 – IJN Grey Kure – For IJN ships built at the Kure Naval Arsenal including the battleship Yamato
• XF-76 – IJN Grey Green – For Japanese Navy aircraft in the early days of the Pacific War including the Zero Fighter Type 21
• XF-77 – IJN Grey Sasebo – For IJN ships built at the Sasebo Naval Arsenal such as the battleship Musashi
• XF-78 – Wooden Deck Tan – For the deck of battleships in Japan and overseas
• XF-79 – Lino Deck Brown – For the linoleum decks of cruisers and destroyers of the Japanese Navy
• XF-80 – Naval Sea Grey – For British warships during World War II, including the battle cruiser Repulse
• XF-81 – RAF Green 2 – For camouflage of Royal Air Force fighters adopted in 1941
• XF-82 – RAF Ocean Grey 2 – For camouflage of Royal Air Force fighters adopted in 1941
• XF-83 – RAF Medium Sea Grey 2 – For camouflage of Royal Air Force fighters adopted in 1941
• XF-84 – Iron – For metal parts such as wires and tools, including tracks of tank models
• XF-85 – Rubber Black – For tires of vehicles, road wheels of tanks, hoods of car models, & seats of motorcycles
• XF-86 – Flat Clear – For adjusting the surface gloss when the surface becomes uneven when painted or when the surface becomes shiny by wiping with a stain
• XF-87 – IJN Maizuru Grey – For IJN ships built at the Maizuru Naval Arsenal including the Shimakaze
• XF-88 – Yellow 2 – For the camouflage of the Germany Army during WW II
• XF-89 – Green 2 – For the camouflage of the Germany Army during WW II
• XF-90 – Red Brown 2 – For the camouflage of the Germany Army during WW II
• XF-91 – IJN Yokosuka Grey – For IJN ships built at the Yokosuka Naval Arsenal including the aircraft carrier Shokaku and heavy cruiser Suzuya
• XF-92 – Yellow-Brown Dak 1941 – For vehicles used by the German African Corps after 1941
• XF-93 – Light Brown Dak 1942 – For vehicles used by the German African Corps since 1942
• XF-28 – Copper – For casting magnet covers such as crankcases