Hataka HTK-C010 Dark Polish Khaki 17ml is a high-quality modeling paint from the popular "Orange Line" series, designed for precise painting of scale models. The product is aimed at modelers who expect excellent control over the color application process, which is ensured by solvent-based paints. The Dark Polish Khaki variant has been developed based on original archival military color samples to best replicate the coloring of Polish vehicles and military equipment from different historical periods, especially from World War II and the interwar period.

• Volume: 17 ml – ideal for both airbrush and brush, allows for efficient coverage of medium and large surfaces of models in 1/72, 1/35, or 1/48 scales.
• Historical color: The shade Dark Polish Khaki is especially recommended for Polish tanks (e.g. 7TP), armored cars and military equipment used by the Polish Army.
• Historical period: The color was primarily used in the 1930s as well as during the September Campaign of 1939. It is an excellent choice for modelers recreating vehicles from the interwar period and the beginning of World War II.
• Orange Line formula: Solvent-based acrylic lacquers feature a much milder odor than paints from other brands and exceptionally low aggressiveness towards plastic surfaces, reducing the risk of damaging details.
• Excellent adhesion and matte finish enable capturing every detail of the model and comfortable application of filters and weathering effects.
• Category: Solvent-based modeling paint
• Material: solvent-based acrylic, no resin or metallic additives.
• Application difficulty level: 2/5 – recommended for both intermediate and experienced modelers. Excellent for enthusiasts of historical vehicles, including collectors of Polish armored weapons.

We recommend Hataka HTK-C010 Dark Polish Khaki to any modeler who wants to accurately recreate Polish military equipment from the 1930s and 1940s. The product stands out for its high pigment quality, ease of application, and safety, making it an essential addition to the workspace of every historical modeling enthusiast.