AK Interactive AK4120 BURNT VEHICLES 5x35ml – burnt vehicle simulation effects set

AK Interactive AK4120 BURNT VEHICLES 5x35ml is a specialized effects set designed for modelers who want to recreate a realistic look of burnt or destroyed military vehicles and civil wrecks. The set consists of five different 35 ml products, allowing you to achieve effects such as scorching, charring, ash, and deformation of paint and metal. Thanks to a well-thought-out composition of pigments, washes, and matt effects, you will achieve a multilayered and dynamic appearance of surfaces subjected to extreme conditions.

Application and compatibility with model scales

• Intended for modeling scales: 1/35, 1/48, 1/72, and larger
• Perfect for dioramas depicting military vehicles (tanks, APCs, artillery) from the World War II era, the Cold War, as well as modern conflicts
• Can be used for models of civilian vehicles and elements of infrastructure destroyed by explosion or fire

Technical description and set contents

• The set includes: pigments, washes, and specialized media for simulating soot, burnt oil, fire, and damaged paint layers
• Volume of each product: 35 ml
• Effects can be applied with a brush, sponge, or airbrush, allowing for diverse application techniques
• Compatible with other products by AK Interactive

Materials and categories

• Product category: modelling/weathering effects
• Based on high-quality pigments and modeling emulsions

Why choose this set?

• Enables highly photorealistic representation of damage, burn marks, carbonization, and burnt greases on any vehicle
• Perfect for use in historical as well as modern projects
• Essential if you're creating battle dioramas, wreck scenes, or dramatic vignettes
• Especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who want to add even more realism to their creations

Difficulty level and recommendations

• Recommended skill level: 3/5, requires basic knowledge of weathering techniques
• An ideal gift choice for enthusiasts of historical modeling and military scene reconstructions