AK Interactive RC070 COMMON PROTECTIVE – ZO 10ml is a high-quality lacquer-based acrylic model paint, dedicated to demanding modelers searching for maximum historical authenticity in their recreations. This AK Interactive product is the result of thorough, professional analysis of historical color references, allowing for an exceptionally faithful reproduction of the shade used on Soviet military vehicles. The paint comes in a convenient 10 ml jar, which enables precise measurement and long-lasting use.

The COMMON PROTECTIVE – ZO shade is an authentic interpretation of the Soviet protective green color widely used during World War II on tanks, armored vehicles, and other military equipment of the Soviet Union. It is most commonly associated with the T-34, KV-1, IS-2, as well as numerous engineering and artillery vehicles operated on the Eastern Front between 1941-1945. The paint is perfect for projects in 1/35, 1/48, 1/72 scale and others where historical accuracy matters, both for dioramas and single armored models.

• Lacquer-based acrylic paint – combines the advantages of water-based and solvent-based paints, ensuring durability and fast drying.
• Historical color accuracy confirmed by analysis of archival samples and documentation – a perfect fit for Soviet WWII vehicle models.
• Packaging: ergonomic 10 ml jar – convenient for dosing and mixing colors before application.
• Category: advanced modeling chemistry – acrylic paints for professional painting of static models (plastic, resin, 3D prints).
• Manufacturer: renowned brand AK Interactive, known for high-quality modeling products.
• Application: ideal for airbrush painting, but also works well for hand brushing with a fine brush.

We recommend this product to both beginner and advanced modelers who are looking for authentic colors to recreate Soviet military equipment. The RC070 paint guarantees a professional appearance, covers very well, and allows for a natural scale effect. We rate the difficulty level at 2/5 – the paint is suitable for use with airbrushes and brushes, does not require special skills, but significantly enhances the aesthetic and historical value of any collection.