Hataka HTK-C059 Field Green (FS34095, ANA 627, RAL 6003) 17ml – professional modeling lacquer for advanced applications

Hataka HTK-C059 Field Green is a high-quality, solvent-based acrylic modeling lacquer, specially developed for demanding modelers who value precision and control over the painting process. The color, compliant with FS34095, ANA 627, and RAL 6003, faithfully reproduces authentic shades used by numerous armies from World War II to the present day. "Field Green" was widely used on American and European military vehicles, aircraft, and equipment during military operations both in the Cold War era and later. Examples include American M113 armored personnel carriers, UH-1 "Huey" helicopters, or Bundeswehr vehicles painted in green camouflage.

• Capacity: 17ml – optimal for working on models in scales 1/72, 1/48, 1/35, and larger
• Series: Orange Line – solvent-based paint, intended for hand-brushing or airbrush application
• Scent and safety: Features a limited, less aggressive odor compared to other brands, and its formula reduces the risk of damaging plastic
• Application: Ideal for military vehicle, aircraft, figure, and diorama models where utmost historical accuracy and authentic color reproduction are required
• Category: Solvent-based modeling lacquer (for plastic and resin models)
• Palette compliance: FS34095, ANA 627, RAL 6003 – conforms to the requirements of many modeling instructions and standards

This product is recommended both for advanced modelers and ambitious beginners seeking a professional finish. It is especially suitable for projects requiring authentic historical colors. Thanks to its special formula, the lacquer is significantly less prone to aggressive effects on plastic, making it a safer choice compared to competing products.

Usage difficulty rating: 2/5 – paint is easy to work with both by brush and airbrush, forgiving of minor technical errors.

In summary, Hataka HTK-C059 Field Green modeling lacquer is an excellent choice for all modelers looking to achieve a perfect, realistic paint finish, regardless of the chosen scale or historical era from World War II through modern times.