Hataka HTK-A325 Swedish Lt Green (322M) 17ml is a high-quality water-based acrylic paint from the renowned Red Line series, designed for precise painting of plastic, resin, and 3D-printed models. This product stands out for its excellent coverage and exceptionally smooth, satin finish, enabling authentic and professional results for both beginner and advanced modelers.

The Swedish Lt Green (322M) color was created with faithful reproduction of historic Swedish aircraft and military vehicle paint schemes in mind. It was used on aircraft such as the Saab J 35 Draken fighter, Viggen fighters, and modern Swedish ground force vehicles, especially in the distinctive camouflage patterns used by the Swedish Armed Forces from the late post-war period throughout the Cold War up to the present day. This hue was a key part of complex camouflage patterns that provided effective concealment in the unique conditions of Scandinavian forests and training grounds.

• Volume: 17 ml — efficient quantity for numerous models or large surfaces.
• Intended use: ideal for airbrush; can also be applied by brush when properly thinned.
• Red Line formula: fast-drying, odorless, and non-toxic, also suitable for use indoors.
• Based on authentic archival color recipes — guaranteed historical accuracy.
• Product category: water-based acrylic paint for plastic, resin, and 3D-printed models made of resin and plastics.

Recommended for beginner modelers (difficulty level 1/5: very easy application), as well as advanced enthusiasts of historic vehicles and aviation. The optimal consistency for airbrush use without the need for heavy thinning provides high precision for detail painting. Additionally, Hataka paint is durable and resistant to abrasion, ensuring an outstanding final effect for your model.

By choosing Hataka HTK-A325 Swedish Lt Green (322M) you are guaranteed an ideal color match with Swedish military camouflage standards for aircraft and vehicles from the Cold War era to the present day. It is an indispensable choice for collectors, diorama builders, and restorers of historical military models.