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Light Green (AK11141) is an acrylic paint from the Standard range by AK Interactive, formulated with high pigmentation to deliver uniform coverage and a clean colour from the very first coat. Available in a 17 ml bottle, it works perfectly with both brush and airbrush, and is designed to suit any type of modeller, from military vehicles to wargame miniatures. If you're looking for this colour with quality assurance, you'll find it at Feroca, official distributor of AK Interactive in Spain.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Reference | AK11141 |
| Colour | Light Green |
| Range | Standard |
| Volume | 17 ml |
| Base | Water-based acrylic |
| Finish | Satin / Matt (depending on application) |
| Application methods | Brush, airbrush |
| Cleaning | Water and soap (while wet) |
What it's used for
Light Green is an extremely versatile colour in the world of scale modelling and miniatures. Its light green tone makes it especially useful in contexts where you need to represent vegetation, uniforms, period vehicles or worn surfaces with base colour layers. Some of its most common uses include:
- Base coat and colour layers on military vehicle models with green camouflage
- Highlighting and lightening dark greens on wargame miniatures (infantry, creatures, armour)
- Representing vegetation, moss or lichen on dioramas and bases
- Colour effects on fantasy or sci-fi figures with equipment in green tones
- Detail painting on cosplay projects or replica props
- Highlight layers over mid greens in SFX and character makeup
How to use it
- Prepare the surface: apply a suitable primer before painting. For light colours like Light Green, a grey or white primer improves the accuracy of the final tone.
- Shake the bottle well: before use, shake the bottle for at least 30 seconds to homogenise the pigment.
- Thin if necessary: for brush application, you can use the colour straight or thin it slightly with water. For airbrush, adjust the dilution according to pressure and the type of work (usually 10–20% water or acrylic thinner is enough).
- Apply in thin coats: it's better to apply two or three thin coats rather than a single thick one, especially over dark surfaces.
- Allow to dry between coats: touch-dry time is fast (15–30 minutes under normal conditions). Wait before applying additional coats or effects.
- Cleaning: clean brushes and airbrush with water and soap while the paint is still wet. Once dry, you will need acrylic thinner.
Usage tips
Mixes and gradients
Light Green works very well as an intermediate colour in a green transition. You can mix it with a darker green from the Standard range to create the base coat, and save it for the highlighted areas or edges of pieces on miniatures. It also blends well with whites from the same range to push the light even higher on direct-hit zones.
Airbrush application
For camouflage or zenithal work, thin it to taste and work at low pressures (15–20 psi) to achieve smooth transitions. Being a water-based acrylic paint, the airbrush cleans up easily between sessions. If you're applying multiple coats, let each one dry thoroughly before continuing to prevent the spray from reactivating previous layers.
Finishes and protection
Depending on the technique you use afterwards (washes, pigments, chipping), apply the appropriate varnish before continuing. For washes, a matt or satin varnish seals the Light Green layer well and makes it easier to remove excess wash with a damp cloth without damaging the base colour.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to thin the paint before using it with a brush?
It depends on the effect you're after. Light Green (AK11141) has a consistency designed for direct brush application in coverage coats. If you want to do glazes or thinner layers, add a few drops of water or acrylic thinner. Always test on a test surface before applying to the final piece.
Is this paint suitable for airbrush?
Yes. Paints from the Standard range by AK Interactive, including Light Green (AK11141), can be used in an airbrush with appropriate thinning. 10–20% water or acrylic thinner is usually sufficient for most work at pressures between 15 and 25 psi.
What surfaces does this paint adhere to?
Light Green adheres well over acrylic primer, primed plastic, resin, metal and treated foam. To ensure adhesion and durability, it is always recommended to prime the surface before painting, especially on non-porous materials.
How long does it take to dry?
To the touch, Light Green (AK11141) dries in approximately 15–30 minutes under normal temperature and humidity conditions. For full curing and to be able to apply additional coats or effects without risk of reactivating the previous layer, it is recommended to wait at least 1–2 hours.
Is it safe to use indoors?
Yes. Being a water-based acrylic paint, Light Green contains no aggressive solvents and can be used indoors with basic ventilation. Even so, it is recommended not to ingest it and to keep it out of the reach of young children.
Where can I buy this paint in Spain?
Light Green (AK11141) is available at Feroca, official distributor of AK Interactive in Spain. You can purchase it directly from the Feroca online store with a guarantee of original product and up-to-date stock.
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