Italeri 4798AP PZ. OLIVGRUN 20ml – Acrylic Model Paint

Italeri 4798AP PZ. OLIVGRUN 20ml acrylic paint is a product designed for demanding modelers seeking authentic, faithfully reproduced colors of historic military vehicles. The OLIVGRUN (olive green) color has been developed according to typical specifications of the German army from World War II, serving as the standard finish for armored vehicles and Wehrmacht armored cars from 1943 onwards.

The paint is based on high-quality acrylic pigments, ensuring excellent coverage, uniform color, and exceptional durability. The OLIVGRUN shade precisely matches the standards used by the Germans from the middle of World War II, especially in the period from 1943 to 1945, when this color replaced the previous Dunkelgelb as the primary camouflage for tanks such as Panther, Tiger, as well as various transport vehicles and self-propelled guns.

• Capacity: 20 ml – enough to paint several models in 1/35 or 1/72 scale
• Paint type: acrylic, water-based – safe for health and easy to use
• Characteristics: fast-drying, matte finish, no need for strong thinners
• Ideal for both brush and airbrush application
• Intended for plastic model kits, resin models, and historical figures
• Easy tool cleaning – water is sufficient, the paint is odorless
• High resistance to fading and chipping after drying
• Authentic historical color – ideal for the reconstruction of German WWII vehicles

Italeri 4798AP PZ. OLIVGRUN paint was created for both beginner and advanced modelers. Thanks to its easy application, fast drying time, and high-quality pigmentation, it is an indispensable choice for realistically painting historic military vehicles. An excellent option for 1/35, 1/48, and 1/72 tank collectors, as well as WWII diorama enthusiasts and competition modelers.

Level of application difficulty: 1/5 – product recommended for beginner modelers as well.

By choosing Italeri 4798AP PZ. OLIVGRUN, you are guaranteed a uniform color and durable final effect, which will highlight every detail of your model in a historically accurate way.