Hataka HTK-C146 BS Olive Drab (BS381C:298) 17ml – Solvent-based model paint from the Orange Line series

Hataka Hobby presents a high-quality model paint lacquer Hataka HTK-C146 BS Olive Drab (BS381C:298) with a capacity of 17 ml. This product is part of the renowned Orange Line series, developed with the needs of the most demanding plastic and resin modelers in mind. The paint is based on solvent formulas, ensuring excellent adhesion to various surfaces, precise coverage, and long-lasting durability. BS Olive Drab is a shade from the BS381C:298 palette, widely used especially on British military vehicles, aircraft, and equipment from World War II and the post-war period, up to contemporary conflicts.

• Historical color scheme: Olive Drab was used by the British Army and its allies—ideal for armored vehicles, trucks, or aircraft from 1939-1945 (World War II), the Korean War, and during Cold War conflicts.
• Applications: Most commonly used in military modeling (1/35, 1/48, 1/72 scale vehicles, aircraft models, dioramas from World War II period) and wherever an authentic Olive Drab shade is required.
• Unique Orange Line properties: Lacquers with a milder odor than standard solvent paints—safer and more comfortable for extended use, especially in enclosed spaces.
• Application control: Ideal viscosity for airbrush and brush, guarantees smooth, streak-free coverage and sharp detail reproduction.
• Model safety: The paint is less aggressive towards plastic compared to other paints on the market, so you can use it with minimal risk of damaging your model.
• Efficiency: The 17 ml bottle is enough for several larger models or numerous details—an economical choice for every modeler.
• Category: Solvent-based model paint (for plastic, resin, metal details).

We recommend this product to both beginners and advanced modelers who value historical authenticity, high pigment quality, and the convenience of working without an intense odor. Excellent coverage makes HTK-C146 BS Olive Drab especially recommended for military models and historical aircraft.
Level of difficulty (scale 1–5): 2 – easy application with the possibility to achieve a perfect result even with the first coat.