Vallejo 71165 Luftwaffe Pre-War to 1941 – Set of 8 Acrylic Paints for Luftwaffe Aircraft Models

The Vallejo 71165 Luftwaffe Pre-War to 1941 set is a professional collection of eight acrylic paints designed for realistic recreation of historical camouflage patterns used on German Luftwaffe aircraft before the outbreak and during the early years of World War II. The paints included in this set have been meticulously developed based on documentation and authentic period color samples, ensuring the highest level of historical accuracy.

• Color mixes tailored for painting models in scales such as 1/72, 1/48, 1/32.
• Set dedicated to aircraft used by Germany, primarily the Luftwaffe.
• Recreates camouflage patterns from the period of the Spanish Civil War (Legion Condor), September Campaign (Poland 1939), Norway, France, and the Battle of Britain (1939–1941).
• Historically used colors, including: RLM71, RLM70, RLM61, RLM02, RLM04, RLM62, RLM65, RLM63.

Product Features

• Material: high-quality water-based acrylic, safe and with low volatile substance content.
• Colors with excellent coverage and precisely selected tones reflecting authentic Luftwaffe colors.
• Easy to apply – paints suitable for both brush and airbrush application after light thinning.
• Set includes: 8 bottles, each 17 ml, with a dropper for precise dosing.
• Category: Acrylic model paints – sets.

Usage and Recommendations

This set is especially recommended for modelers passionate about World War II military aviation and Luftwaffe history. Thanks to the carefully selected shades, the Vallejo 71165 set allows for faithful recreation of the paint schemes of such aircraft as the Messerschmitt Bf 109, Heinkel He 111, Junkers Ju 87, and Dornier Do 17 from the early years of the war. It is an ideal choice both for demanding hobbyists and beginners who want to achieve an accurate historical effect on their models.
Difficulty level: 1/5 – suitable for all skill levels.

Vallejo sets are known for excellent pigmentation, durability, and versatile applications, enhancing their utility and ensuring satisfaction when creating models at the highest level.