AK Interactive AK11317 RAL 7027 Grau 17ml – Acrylic paint for military vehicle models

AK Interactive AK11317 RAL 7027 Grau 17ml is a high-quality acrylic modeling paint dedicated to precise painting of military models, especially armored and military vehicles from the period of World War II. The RAL 7027 Grau shade, known as "Dunkelgrau," was widely used by the German army (Wehrmacht) in the theaters of war in the North African desert — primarily for painting vehicles such as Panzer III, Panzer IV, Sd.Kfz. 222 and support vehicles of the famous Afrika Korps.

• Volume: 17 ml, enclosed in a characteristic, convenient bottle with a new cap that allows for instant color identification.
• Format: water-based acrylic paint, ideal for both brush and airbrush application.
• Purpose: dedicated color scheme for German vehicles from the African campaign (approx. 1942–1943), World War II period.
• Composition: modern formula based on advanced technology ensures high pigmentation, excellent coverage, and exceptional abrasion resistance.
• Non-toxic and safe to use, meeting the latest modeling standards.
• Series: AFV – specialist shades for military vehicles, compliant with historical FS and RAL references.

The AK11317 RAL 7027 Grau paint perfectly recreates the historical color used by German forces during operations on the North African front, such as the famous battles of El Alamein and Tobruk. Thanks to this, this product will be an invaluable choice for modelers who wish to faithfully reproduce the paintwork of German troops from this period.

Category: acrylic model paints.
Material: water-based acrylic.
Application difficulty: 1/5 (very easy application by brush or airbrush).

This product is recommended both for beginners and advanced modelers who value faithful reproduction of original colors, high pigment quality, and convenience of use. The unique consistency and very good coverage provide a professional finish even with thin layers. Excellent choice for restoration work on historical models of armored vehicles from World War II!