AK Interactive 3GEN WWII Russian Standard Acrylic Paint Set, 3x17 ml
AK Interactive 3GEN WWII Russian Standard Acrylic Paint Set, 3x17 ml is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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AK Interactive 3GEN WWII Russian Standard Acrylic Paint Set, 3x17 ml
Description
Description
AK Interactive 3GEN WWII Russian Standard Acrylic Paint Set, 3x17 ml
AK Interactive is a Spanish company founded by modeler Fernando Vallejo. Over time, the company has grown into one of the world's leading manufacturers of modeling and weathering products. A constant pursuit of innovative solutions, combined with active feedback and collaboration with the international modeling community, has allowed the company to offer an especially wide range of products. These help enthusiasts create highly realistic, historically accurate projects.
About this product:
- Historically accurate Soviet colours – the set includes three essential camouflage colours used to paint Soviet army armoured vehicles during World War II: Russian Green 4BO, Russian Dark Brown 6K, and Russian Sand 7K;
- The 1940 standard – 4BO green, developed in 1937, became the primary colour of Soviet military vehicles from 1940 onward and remained so throughout the war;
- 3rd Generation (3G) acrylic formula – water-based paints with a smooth matte finish, ready to use straight from the bottle with a brush, and requiring only minimal thinning for airbrushing, designed with the scale reduction effect in mind for greater colour accuracy on scaled-down models.
