AK Interactive AK11719 WWII LUFTWAFFE TROPICAL COLORS 6x17 ml

AK Interactive AK11719 WWII LUFTWAFFE TROPICAL COLORS 6x17 ml is a professional set of high-quality acrylic model paints, created to accurately reproduce the authentic colors of Luftwaffe aircraft used in North Africa and the Mediterranean theaters during World War II. The set includes six bottles of 17 ml each, giving modelers a wide range of possibilities to recreate various camouflage patterns of German aircraft from 1941-1944.

• Product Scale: The paints are not scaled and are suitable for any aircraft model in the most commonly used modeling scales: 1/72, 1/48, 1/32, and others.
• User Country: Germany (Third Reich), Luftwaffe.
• Historical Period: World War II, 1941-1944.
• Materials: High-quality water-based acrylic paints, non-toxic, intended for application by brush or airbrush.
• Set Contents:
  • AK11830 RLM 78 (1941)
  • AK11831 RLM 78 (1942)
  • AK11832 RLM 79 (1941)
  • AK11833 RLM 79 (1942)
  • AK11834 RLM 80
  • AK11839 RLM 83
• Category: Acrylic model paints, thematic sets.

The set has been specially composed for modelers recreating legendary German aircraft such as the Messerschmitt Bf 109, Junkers Ju 87 Stuka, or Focke-Wulf Fw 190 operating in the desert climate of North Africa. The RLM 78, 79, 80, and 83 colors make it possible to achieve both standard and more advanced painting schemes used, among others, in the Battle of Africa and operations over the Mediterranean Sea.

The paints feature excellent pigmentation and fast drying time, ensuring easy application and great coverage on plastic, resin, or metal models. They are compatible with AK Interactive modeling chemicals and most varnishes. Thanks to their historical Luftwaffe color dedication, the set allows you to achieve authentic effects on models in every popular scale.

We recommend this product to both beginner and advanced modelers building WWII aircraft models. The set is perfect for both brush and airbrush painters. Difficulty level: 1/5 – an easy-to-use set ideal for beginners and demanding historical authenticity.