Hataka HTK-C020 Light Green (RLM82) 17ml is a high-quality model lacquer dedicated to all enthusiasts of historical aviation, with particular attention to fans of German aircraft from the World War II era. This paint is part of the renowned Orange Line series produced by Hataka Hobby, offering solvent-based paints with limited odor strength and a much milder effect on plastic compared to competing products. It is an excellent choice for professional painting of aircraft models in various scales, most commonly 1/72, 1/48, or 1/32.

RLM82 Light Green was introduced in August 1944 for the Luftwaffe to provide more effective camouflage for the upper surfaces of aircraft during the final months of the war. This color is primarily used on such legendary aircraft as the Messerschmitt Bf 109, Focke-Wulf Fw 190, Messerschmitt Me 262, and Heinkel He 162. The RLM82 scheme was used to camouflage fighters, bombers, and ground attack aircraft on both the Eastern and Western fronts, making this paint an essential element in the workshop of a historical modeler specializing in World War II aviation.

• Capacity: 17ml – perfect for a variety of modeling applications
• Category: Solvent-based model lacquer, enamel type
• Country of original use: Germany, Luftwaffe
• Historical application: Upper surfaces of combat aircraft from August 1944 to the end of World War II
• Material: Solvent-based paint in a dropper bottle, ready to use after dilution
• Additives: No metallic or resin additives – product is ready for immediate use

Hataka HTK-C020 Light Green (RLM82) 17ml guarantees excellent coverage and a uniform layer, minimizing the risk of damaging model details thanks to its mild effect on plastic. Its properties allow for precise application by brush or airbrush, making this paint suitable for both beginner and advanced modelers. The product is particularly recommended for hobbyists or professionals building World War II aircraft models who are looking for authentic reproduction of the German camouflage from 1944–1945.

Ease of use: 2/5 – as a solvent-based paint, it requires basic knowledge of substrate preparation and thinning, but it poses no difficulty in application.