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Dark Green (AK11146) is an acrylic paint from the Standard range by AK Interactive, formulated with high pigmentation to achieve uniform coverage and consistent results both with a brush and an airbrush. Its water-based formula makes cleaning and thinning easy, making it a reliable option for any type of modelling or miniature painting project. Feroca, official distributor of AK Interactive in Spain, makes it available to you in a 17 ml format.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Reference | AK11146 |
| Colour name | Dark Green |
| Range | Standard |
| Volume | 17 ml |
| Base | Water-based acrylic |
| Finish | Satin / Matte (depending on thinning and application) |
| Application method | Brush, airbrush |
| Cleaning | Water and soap (tools while wet) |
What it is used for
Dark Green is a versatile shade that appears in countless applications within modelling and the visual arts. Its density and pigmentation allow surfaces to be covered in just a few coats, although it can also be thinned for glazing or shading techniques:
- Painting military vehicles with an olive green or camouflage finish
- Vegetation, foliage and natural elements in dioramas and scale models
- Wargame miniatures: troops, creatures or terrain with forest and jungle tones
- Detailing historical and fantasy figures with uniforms or armour in dark shades
- Base effects or mid-layers in cosplay and prop-making projects
- SFX applications to recreate organic textures or naturally sourced materials
How to use it
- Surface preparation: apply a suitable primer to the piece to ensure paint adhesion. A clean, grease-free surface is essential.
- Shaking the bottle: shake the bottle well before opening. The paint may settle during storage; a good shake ensures a homogeneous mixture.
- Thinning: for brush use, apply it directly or with minimal thinning with water. For airbrush, thin until you achieve a skimmed-milk consistency; start with 10–20% water and adjust according to your equipment.
- Application: apply in thin coats and allow to dry between each one. This improves coverage, prevents build-up and allows better colour control.
- Drying: the paint is touch dry within a few minutes under normal conditions. Wait at least 30 minutes before applying a second coat or varnishing.
- Cleaning: clean brushes and airbrush with water and soap immediately after use. If the paint has dried in the airbrush, use a dedicated acrylic cleaner.
Usage tips
Controlling the final finish
The finish of Dark Green can vary between satin and matte depending on the thinning used and the number of coats. If you need a completely matte finish for a figure or vehicle, apply a matte varnish as a final coat. To preserve some sheen in specific areas, use a localised satin varnish.
Colour mixing and modulation
Dark Green works very well as a base for colour modulation. Add white to lighten highlight areas, or mix with black or brown to deepen shadows without losing the colour temperature. Being part of the Standard range, it mixes seamlessly with other colours from the same AK Interactive line.
Correct storage
Store the bottle tightly closed, upright and away from heat sources and direct light. If the paint thickens over time, add a few drops of distilled water and shake well before use. Avoid extreme temperatures to keep the formula stable.
Frequently asked questions
Is this paint compatible with an airbrush?
Yes. Dark Green (AK11146) is formulated for use both with a brush and with an airbrush. For airbrush use, thin it with distilled water or acrylic thinner until you achieve a fluid consistency, and work at a pressure of between 15 and 20 PSI as a starting point.
Do I need a primer before applying this paint?
It is always recommended to use a primer, especially on plastic, resin or metal. This improves adhesion and colour durability. On porous surfaces such as MDF or wood, primer also prevents the paint from being absorbed unevenly.
How many coats are needed for full coverage?
In most cases, two thin coats are sufficient to achieve solid coverage with Dark Green. Applying coats that are too thick can obscure detail; it is preferable to apply several thin coats with drying time in between.
Can this paint be used over already painted surfaces?
Yes, as long as the underlying coat is completely dry and compatible with a water-based acrylic. If the previous coat is solvent-based, make sure it is fully cured before applying Dark Green to avoid reactivation.
Where can I buy this paint in Spain?
Dark Green AK11146 is available from Feroca, the official distributor of AK Interactive in Spain. You can purchase it directly from the Feroca online store or from the specialist retailers that carry their products.
Is it suitable for painting wargame miniatures?
Absolutely. Dark Green is a widely used option for wargame miniatures, whether for terrain backgrounds, character clothing or armour, vehicles or structures. Its high pigmentation provides good coverage even on small-scale pieces.
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