Hataka HTK-A064 Khaki Green No. 3 (G3) is a high-quality acrylic paint from the popular Red Line series by Hataka Hobby, designed primarily for professional plastic and resin scale modeling. This is a special, water-based acrylic paint developed mainly with airbrush work in mind, ensuring perfect coverage and a very smooth, satin finish after just one application.

The shade Khaki Green No. 3 (G3) is an authentic color scheme used by the British Armed Forces during World War II. This type of paint was widely used as the primary color in the camouflage of tanks, armored vehicles, trucks, and military equipment of the British Army and the Commonwealth—mainly in the European and North African theaters of operations from 1939 to 1945. The G3 color appeared on vehicles such as: Churchill, Cromwell, Matilda, Crusader, as well as Bren Carrier transports, and is also suitable for painting numerous vehicles used by Canada, Australia, or India during this period.

• Historic shade: Khaki Green No. 3 (G3) – authentic paint used by Great Britain during World War II
• Purpose: Military vehicle models, aircraft, and dioramas from the 1939–1945 period
• Line: Hataka Red Line – water-based acrylic paints optimized for airbrush use
• Packaging: 17 ml, plastic bottle with precision dispenser
• Finish: Satin, smooth, excellent coverage even with a single layer
• Safe to use: Low odor, non-toxic, ideal for home scale modeling
• Preparation: Does not require thinning for most applications; easily cleaned with water and dedicated cleaners

This product belongs to the category of acrylic modeling paints for airbrush application. It is recommended both for advanced modelers seeking the highest quality paint layer on their models in 1/35, 1/48, 1/72, and other scales, and for ambitious beginners aiming to recreate the historical colors of British vehicles from World War II. The degree of difficulty when working with this paint is rated at 2/5 thanks to its easy application and optimal consistency.
We especially recommend it to those who prefer historical authenticity and professional finishes, both for vehicle and aircraft models, as well as dioramas from the World War II era.