Hataka HTK-C143 BS Dark Green (BS381C:641) – model paint 17ml

Hataka HTK-C143 BS Dark Green (BS381C:641) is a high-quality model paint developed especially for both advanced and beginner modelers who value precision and full control over the painting process. This product comes from the renowned manufacturer Hataka Hobby, which is well known in the modeling industry for its innovative solutions and the high quality of its paints.

• Product type: Airbrush model paint, Orange Line
• Color: BS Dark Green (BS381C:641) – classic British green
• Capacity: 17 ml
• Category: Plastic models, scale modeling – modeling accessories, model paints
• Base composition: Solvent-based paint with reduced odor intensity
• Special properties: less aggressive to plastic compared to traditional solvent-based paints

The BS381C:641 Dark Green color was extensively used by British armed forces, especially during World War II, as well as throughout the Cold War and into modern times. It was most often applied to British Army military vehicles (e.g., tanks, armored personnel carriers) and RAF vehicles. This shade is perfect for faithfully recreating British vehicles in 1/35, 1/72 or 1/48 scale, both historic and contemporary.

Paints from Hataka’s Orange Line stand out not only for excellent coverage and ease of application with an airbrush, but also thanks to a special formula that minimizes the risk of damaging delicate plastic model details. This makes it an excellent choice for modelers working on demanding dioramas or projects requiring multiple paint layers.

I recommend this product to both advanced modelers and those just beginning their adventure with painting plastic models, especially vehicles and military equipment of British origin. I rate the difficulty of use at 2/5 – it requires basic knowledge of airbrush painting, but is very forgiving for users.

In summary, Hataka HTK-C143 BS Dark Green (BS381C:641) is a universal model paint that provides a great, historically accurate color and is safe for plastic models. Indispensable in the workshop of every fan of British military equipment.