Hataka HTK-A016 Dark Green (FS34079, ANA 631) – acrylic airbrush paint for scale modeling

Hataka HTK-A016 Dark Green (FS34079, ANA 631) is a high-quality acrylic paint, part of the Red Line series by the renowned Hataka Hobby brand. This product has been specially developed for modelers seeking excellent coverage and an exceptional satin finish, particularly when used with an airbrush. Thanks to its advanced water-based formula, the paint is not only extremely efficient but also safe and easy to use in all types of modeling workshops.

The Dark Green (FS34079, ANA 631) shade replicates the distinctive military color used on aircraft and military vehicles of various countries—primarily the United States, United Kingdom, and NATO states. This color was widely used during the Cold War era on many types of vehicles, such as McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II aircraft, A-10 Thunderbolt II, numerous types of helicopters, and armored vehicles. The aforementioned color, compliant with the American Federal Standard FS34079 and ANA 631 standards, has remained an important element of standard military vehicle camouflages from the 1950s up to the present day.

• Product type: water-based acrylic paint for airbrush
• Category: modeling paint, Red Line series
• Color: Dark Green (FS34079, ANA 631), typical for US Air Force and NATO
• Historical period: Cold War, modern times
• Application: painting scale aircraft and military vehicle models in 1/72, 1/48, 1/35 etc.
• Formula: water-thinnable, optimized for airbrush use
• Packaging: airtight bottle to prevent drying out
• Coverage: smooth, satin finish even after a single coat
• Safe for health – pleasant work without strong fumes

Hataka HTK-A016 Dark Green paint is recommended for both beginner and advanced modelers who expect consistent results, excellent coverage, and ease of use. It is perfect for both detail work and larger surfaces. The difficulty level is rated 1/5 – easy to use with perfect results even for those without specialized experience. It is an ideal choice for building dioramas, scale airplane models, and military vehicles from the second half of the 20th century and modern times.