Hataka HTK-B242 IJA Olive Green (Midori-iro) 17ml – Acrylic model paint for brush application

Hataka HTK-B242 IJA Olive Green (Midori-iro) 17ml is a high-quality water-based acrylic paint, specially developed for modelers seeking faithful reproduction of historical Japanese aviation colors. This paint is part of the renowned Blue Line series by Hataka Hobby, which guarantees excellent brush performance and even coverage on plastic, resin, and other model-making materials.

IJA Olive Green (Midori-iro) – Recreating a Historical Color

The HTK-B242 color matches the famous shades used by the Imperial Japanese Army Air Service (IJAAS) during World War II. It is an authentic shade of "Olive Green" (Midori-iro), used as camouflage on medium and heavy Japanese combat aircraft, such as the Mitsubishi Ki-21 "Sally" and Ki-49 "Helen" bombers, as well as Ki-43 "Oscar" and Ki-84 "Hayate" fighters. This color was widely applied from 1942 until the end of hostilities in 1945, appearing on the East Asian and Pacific fronts.

Product Specifications

• Volume: 17ml
• Type: Water-based acrylic paint
• Intended use: Brush painting (formulated for brush)
• Color: IJA Olive Green (Midori-iro) – Japanese military green
• Application: Models in 1/72, 1/48, 1/32 scales and others
• Historical period: World War II
• Category: Acrylic model paints

Why choose Hataka HTK-B242?

This paint is an excellent choice for both beginner and advanced modelers who want to accurately replicate the appearance of Japanese aircraft from World War II. Thanks to its low viscosity, good coverage, and fast drying time, it works equally well for painting large surfaces and finer details. The precise formula ensures an authentic color in line with historical documentation, while the convenient bottle allows for easy dispensing and storage of the product.

Difficulty level: 1/5 – paint dedicated to every modeler, regardless of experience.

In summary, Hataka HTK-B242 IJA Olive Green (Midori-iro) 17ml is the best choice for those building Japanese aircraft models from the World War II era, expecting faithful reproduction of original colors and ease of application without compromising on quality.