Hataka HTK-A226 Black Green (RAL 6012) – Acrylic Airbrush Paint 17 ml

Hataka HTK-A226 Black Green (RAL 6012) is a high-quality water-based acrylic paint from the prestigious Red Line series by Hataka Hobby, dedicated to modeling applications. This is a carefully developed paint, optimized primarily for use with an airbrush, offering modelers exceptional efficiency and professional coverage results. The unique Black Green shade, identified in the RAL standard as 6012, was widely used, among others, on German military vehicles and aircraft during the Cold War period and in modern times, particularly as a base and camouflage color for Bundeswehr and Luftwaffe equipment.

• Volume: 17 ml – enough to paint even large models in the most popular scales, such as 1/35, 1/48, 1/72, or 1/24.
• Color: Black Green (RAL 6012) – ideal for recreating historical and modern military vehicles, including German Leopard 2A4 tanks, Marder IFVs, or aircraft such as the Tornado IDS and Eurofighter Typhoon, used in the Bundeswehr from the 1960s up to the present day.
• Material: Water-based acrylic paint – does not require organic solvents, making it eco-friendly and safe for health.
• Category: Acrylic model paint for airbrush use.
• Recommendations: Recommended for both beginner and advanced modelers. Thanks to its excellent adhesion and smooth, satin finish, it works perfectly for painting both large surfaces and fine details. The paint is ready to use straight from the bottle, although it can be thinned with a dedicated thinner if needed.
• Difficulty level: 1/5 (very easy application for both beginners and professionals).

Hataka HTK-A226 Black Green (RAL 6012) is the perfect choice for realistic painting of military vehicle models, aircraft, and dioramas from the Cold War and modern eras. The product features fast drying, abrasion resistance, and easy blending with other shades from the Red Line palette. Its excellent value for money and broad compatibility with different surfaces make it an essential part of any modeler's workshop interested in historical accuracy and the final effect of their work.