Acrylic XF60 Dark Yellow 3/4 oz

Name: Acrylic XF60 Dark Yellow 3/4 oz
Brand: Tamiya
Price: 3.80 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (90 reviews)

Item Number: tam81360

4.6 Stars (90 Reviews)

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Acrylic XF60 Dark Yellow 3/4 oz

Item Number: tam81360

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Product Details

23ml Jar of Tamiya XF-60 Dark Yellow color Acrylic Flat (Matt) Paint.

Product Rank

#16 in Acrylic
#44 in Paints
#73 in Building Supplies

Features

Can be used on styrol resins, styrofoam, wood, plus all of the common model plastics.
Covers well, flows smoothly with no blushing or fading, and can be blended easily.

Comments

Thin using Tamiya Thinner: 23ml (TAM81020) , 46ml (TAM81030) , 250ml (TAM81040)

Specifications

Volume: 23ml

Tamiya Product Number: 81360

Reviews

Review Summary

The reviews highlight a strong appreciation for the paint's quality, noting its excellent coverage, smooth application via airbrush or hand brushing, and quick drying time. Many users find it particularly suitable for mid to late-war German vehicle models, though some mention a slight greenish tone in the dark yellow shade and suggest mixing with other colors or thinners for desired effects. Overall, the paint is praised for its ease of use, realistic color, and value, with a few noting the need for proper thinning ratios for optimal results.

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Tamiya's Dark Yellow

By: black.xahki

I didn't use it by itself, but used it with Tamiya's flat white to make a beige white look for a project. Worked very well with hand brushing and gives the right tint to white if used in a similar way.

(69)

Excellent Shade, may require some mixing.

By: todd_w14

This shade is primarily used on Mid - Late German Panzer Vehicles. Its equivalent to the Panzer Dunkelgelb that was used after Feb 1943. However some later vehicles may require mixing with a touch of Tamiya Buff and Flat White to 'bland' the color out a bit or if using the color modulation technique. Other than that its an excellent paint.

(66)

Great paint

By: jeremy.s.michels1

Great paint. I have made the switch from Vallejo to Tamiya due to the coverage and availability. I don't use an airbrush, but with some thinner the paint can be hand brushed just fine. I know with a lot of things it's personal presence but I highly recommend this paint as it gives great coverage.

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