Alclad II ALC E252 RAL8020 Panzer Signalbarun 30ML – Enamel Model Paint

Alclad II ALC E252 RAL8020 Panzer Signalbarun 30ML is a high-quality enamel model paint with a volume of 30 ml. Its RAL8020 shade was specially developed in accordance with the standards used by the German army during World War II. RAL8020, also known as “Panzer Signalbraun”, was widely used as a camouflage color in the African theater, especially during the North African Campaign conducted by the Afrika Korps from 1941–1943. This color adorned legendary German tanks and armored vehicles, such as the Panzer III, Panzer IV, and Sd.Kfz. 251, ensuring the historical authenticity of painted military models.

• Volume: 30 ml
• Color: RAL8020 Panzer Signalbraun, precisely matched to the swatch used by the Afrikakorps
• Historical period: World War II, 1941–1943 (North African Campaign)
• Country of original use: Germany (Deutsches Afrikakorps, Wehrmacht)
• Material: High-quality, fast-drying enamel – recipe dedicated for airbrush application
• Intended use: Plastic model kits, resin models, photo-etched parts, modeling accessories
• Can be used over any Alclad primer – guaranteed compatibility
• Excellent coverage and great adhesion even with thin layers
• Very fast drying and chip resistance
• Produced by the renowned Alclad II company, famous for top-quality model paints

The Alclad II Mil-Spec RAL8020 paint is the perfect choice for modelers specializing in historical and military vehicles from the Second World War. Manufactured to ensure maximum color fidelity to the original, it meets the requirements of both beginners and advanced modeling enthusiasts who want accurate historical reconstruction. Due to its high pigmentation and refined application formula, the level of difficulty for handling this paint is rated at 2/5 – a little experience with an airbrush is enough to achieve excellent results.

This product is part of the specialist airbrush model enamels category. We especially recommend it to all modelers building replicas of German military vehicles from the African campaign or those creating advanced historical dioramas who seek faithful reproduction of historical details and the highest quality results.