Hataka HTK-A099 Gris Vert – Water-Based Acrylic Airbrush Paint (Red Line)

Hataka HTK-A099 Gris Vert is a high-quality water-based acrylic paint from the renowned Red Line series by Hataka Hobby, designed primarily for airbrush application. This shade has been carefully developed to replicate the authentic color of French camouflage from the World War II era – Gris Vert, which was one of the key colors used on French fighter aircraft, bombers, and armored vehicles from 1938–1940.

This product is aimed at modelers specializing in historical dioramas and scale models of aircraft or military vehicles from the early stage of World War II. It performs excellently for recreating the colors of aircraft such as the Morane-Saulnier MS.406, Dewoitine D.520, or Bloch MB.152, as well as tanks and armored cars used by the French Army during the 1940 campaign.

• Category: airbrush acrylic paint – for plastic models, resin, and 3D printing
• Scale application: ideal for models in any scale – most commonly 1/72, 1/48, 1/35
• Historical reference: France, World War II period (1938–1940); aircraft and armored vehicles
• Material: high-grade, water-based acrylic paint – free from harsh solvents, environmentally friendly
• Advantages: excellent coverage, even application, satin surface finish, fast drying and easy tool cleaning
• Volume: 17 ml, Hataka's standard – enough for multiple model painting sessions

Thanks to the precisely matched Gris Vert color, HTK-A099 paint allows you to achieve a realistic final effect that will satisfy even the most demanding modelers. The paint applies perfectly to plastic models, resin, and 3D printed parts. Its consistency is optimized for airbrush use, eliminating unsightly streaks and clumps.

This product is recommended for both beginner and advanced modelers who value historical accuracy and professional painting quality. Ease of use rating: 1/5 – easy application even for those just starting out with airbrushes. Hataka HTK-A099 Gris Vert is a reliable choice for every historical modeling enthusiast seeking the perfect French camouflage effect from the World War II era.