Hataka HTK-C136 Pucara Pale Green 17ml – solvent-based, high-quality model lacquer

Hataka HTK-C136 Pucara Pale Green 17ml is a specialist modeling paint from the renowned "Orange Line" series by Hataka Hobby, designed specifically to replicate the authentic, historical camouflage shade of the Argentine FMA IA 58 Pucará attack aircraft. This is a solvent-based acrylic paint intended for plastic scale models, enabling realistic effects and precise finishes on even the most demanding aviation miniatures.

• Category: modeling lacquer – solvent-based acrylic paint
• Volume: 17 ml
• Color: Pucara Pale Green (light olive-green aviation camouflage)
• Intended use: historical models of Argentine aircraft, especially FMA IA 58 Pucará in 1/72, 1/48, 1/32 scale
• Material: high-quality solvent-based acrylic paint from the "Orange Line" series
• Country of model use: Argentina
• Historical period: modern era – the FMA IA 58 Pucará was especially used during the Falklands/Malvinas conflict in 1982

Historical description:
The FMA IA 58 Pucará is a twin-engine light attack aircraft of Argentine production, widely used by the Argentine Air Force during military operations in South America and in the famous Falklands War (1982). The light green camouflage reproduced by Hataka HTK-C136 paint is an authentic element of these aircraft markings, allowing for a faithful replication of their historical appearance.

Product application and advantages:
Hataka HTK-C136 is a solvent-based paint that combines quick drying with excellent adhesion to plastic and a mild scent—much less intrusive than lacquers from other brands. This ensures greater comfort even during long painting sessions, minimizing the risk of damaging delicate model surfaces. The 17ml paint is highly efficient for both brush and airbrush painting. The "Orange Line" guarantees easy mixing and the application of multiple layers without dissolving previous coats.

Recommendation:
The product is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty 2/5) aiming for a perfectly reproduced historical paint scheme. An ideal choice for building dioramas, aircraft models, and figures related to late 20th-century conflicts.