AK Interactive RC879 Russian Grey Green 17 ml – Lacquer Paint for Model Painting

AK Interactive RC879 Russian Grey Green 17 ml is a professional lacquer-based model paint, specially developed for demanding modelers who expect maximum quality and durability of their paint finishes. The paint is intended for precise application using an airbrush, providing excellent adhesion, uniform coverage, and a perfect, smooth surface finish on both plastic models and those made of other materials.

• Category: model lacquer paint
• Volume: 17 ml
• Color: Russian Grey Green – a faithfully reproduced shade used on Soviet military vehicles, especially during World War II and the early Cold War period
• Intended use: ideal for 1/35, 1/16, 1/48 scale and others, popular for painting Soviet tanks, armored vehicles, artillery, or aircraft equipment models
• Chemical formula: highly advanced lacquer blend, exceeding other model paints on the market in terms of durability, adhesion and quality
• Historical use of the color: Russian Grey Green was used on Soviet armored vehicles such as the T-34, IS-2, or SU-152 from the mid-World War II period, as well as postwar, becoming a distinctive shade of Soviet Army weaponry
• Properties: the paint distributes very well in the airbrush, does not clog the nozzle, and dries quickly, creating a matte and uniform coating. It allows for easy use of weathering effects, such as pigments, washes, or filters – the paint does not dissolve under their influence and maintains a tangible texture
• Thinning ability: recommended thinners are RC701/RC702 High Compatibility Thinner or others dedicated to acrylic lacquers
• Use: excellent for experienced modelers as well as intermediate enthusiasts. Recommended for military modelers, especially those interested in Soviet and Russian subjects
• Difficulty level: 2/5 – thanks to its smooth application, it is also suitable for intermediate users

AK Interactive RC879 Russian Grey Green will allow you to achieve an authentic look for military models from the World War II and Cold War era, maintaining the highest quality finish and realistic paint and weathering effects. Its appropriate durability and resistance to special effects make it the best choice for dioramas and competition displays.