Hataka HTK-A316 ZO Protective Green 17ml – acrylic paint for scale modeling

Hataka HTK-A316 ZO Protective Green 17ml is a high-quality acrylic model paint, part of the renowned Red Line series by Hataka Hobby. This product is specially developed for precise airbrush painting of scale models, ensuring excellent results for both advanced and beginner modelers. HTK-A316 ZO Protective Green is perfect for recreating authentic camouflage schemes of historical and modern vehicles, particularly Soviet and Russian military units.

Product characteristics:

• Volume: 17 ml
• Color: ZO Protective Green (protective green used by the USSR and Russia)
• Type: Acrylic, water-based paint for airbrush application
• Line: Red Line – tailored to meet the needs of airbrush users
• Category: Acrylic model paints

Historical and modeling use:

ZO Protective Green is a shade closely associated with Soviet camouflage standards, from World War II, through the Cold War, up to the present day. This color was widely used for painting tanks, armored personnel carriers, artillery, and support vehicles, including those used by the Soviet Army and the Russian Federation. Example vehicles painted in this color include the legendary T-34, T-54/55, T-72, BMP-1 and modern T-80 and T-90. This allows modelers to authentically replicate their projects in scales 1/35, 1/72, 1/48, and others.

Technological features:

• Rich pigmentation – provides excellent coverage and precise color reproduction even with thin layers.
• Water-based formula – the paint is completely safe and easy to clean from tools and airbrushes.
• Satin finish – gives the model a realistic appearance of military vehicle surfaces.
• Also ideal for brush painting when properly thinned.

Recommendations and difficulty level:

Hataka HTK-A316 ZO Protective Green 17ml paint is recommended for every modeler – from beginners to advanced – thanks to its easy application and high-quality finish. It has received positive reviews within the modeling community for its durability and color accuracy compared to original standards. Difficulty level of use: 1/5.