AK Interactive AK11691 WWII US PILOT UNIFORM COLORS 4x17 ml – Set of paints for painting the uniforms of American WWII pilots

The acrylic paint set AK Interactive AK11691 WWII US PILOT UNIFORM COLORS 4x17 ml is the ideal choice for modelers recreating the figures of American pilots from World War II. The set includes four third-generation shades from AK Interactive – the market leader in modeling paints, renowned for their high pigmentation, excellent coverage, and a wide range of dedicated color solutions.

• Category: Acrylic model paint set
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• Intended use: Painting American pilot figures, especially in the popular scales 1/35, 1/32, 1/48, and 1/72
• Country: United States – USAAF (United States Army Air Forces)
• Application: Precise finishing of details: uniforms, vests, harnesses, belts, and aviation equipment
• Set contents:
  • AK11153 US Pilot Uniform Shadows (Extra Dark Green) – perfect for deep shadows on the uniform
  • AK11860 US Pilot Uniform Base (Dark Olive Drab) – authentic base color
  • AK11151 US Pilot Uniform Highlights (Brownish Green) – highlights accentuating the three-dimensional look of the figure
  • AK11388 Harness & Uniform Belts – realistic shade for painting belts and harnesses
• Material type: High-quality water-based acrylic paints, low-odor, safe, and easy to use (especially recommended for painting with brush and airbrush)
• Capacity: 4 bottles of 17 ml each
• Examples of use: Models of B-17 bomber pilots, P-51 Mustang fighter pilots, or C-47 Dakota transport crews.
• Difficulty level: 1/5 – the set is recommended for both beginner and advanced modelers

Why do we recommend AK Interactive AK11691? The set was created based on archival documentation and museum exhibits, ensuring faithful reproduction of historical colors. The paints are durable, mix very well, maintain detail clarity, and make it easy to create impressive tonal transitions on uniforms. Suitable for painting both plastic and resin figures. AK11691 is an essential addition to every historical model enthusiast's workshop from the 1940s!