Get your scale model project off on the right foot with the Vallejo Surface Primer NATO Green – 17 ml (70612). This primer is designed to deliver a uniform, adhesive base‑coat in the classic NATO‑green shade ideal for military vehicles, aircraft, terrain or scenery with green camouflage.

Why choose NATO Green? The “NATO Green” shade (FS34094) is widely used in military applications and makes an excellent base for many green‑camouflage schemes. By using this primer you retain fine lines, seams and surface detail while providing a strong base for further painting or weathering.

How to apply:

• Ensure your model is clean, dry and free of oils – suitable for plastic, resin, metal or wood.
• Apply one or two thin coats of primer to maintain detail and get even coverage.
• Allow the primer to fully cure before applying your base colour or effects layers.

What makes this primer effective?

• Designed specifically for scale modelling – the 17 ml volume is perfect for hobby use.
• The neutral green base layer ensures subsequent colours display correctly without colour cast.
• Improves adhesion of paint layers and enhances the longevity of your finished model.

Technical specifications:

• Volume: 17 ml.
• Colour code: 70612 (NATO Green) – EAN 8429551706124.
• Type: Surface Primer – Vallejo’s base‑coat primer range.

Ideal applications:

• Military vehicles in green camouflage or with a predominantly green finish.
• Aircraft or helicopters that require a dark or NATO‑green undercoat.
• Dioramas or terrain pieces featuring camouflage, vegetation, forest or green‑ground settings.

Colour pairing & compatibility tips: Pair this primer with base colours such as olive‐green, khaki, dark‐green or green camouflage tones. The built‑in green base means your top‑coat colours will appear more accurate right from the start.

In conclusion: with the Vallejo Surface Primer NATO Green – 17 ml (70612) you are equipped with a reliable tool to set a professional foundation for your model‑making. Good preparation matters — apply the primer carefully, let it cure properly and you’ll be ready for the next painting steps with confidence.