AK Interactive AK11410 Dark Green 17ml

AK Interactive AK11410 Dark Green 17ml is a top-quality modeling acrylic paint with a capacity of 17 ml, created for demanding modelers and collectors of historical figures. The product comes from the special "FIGURE" series, designed to faithfully reproduce the colors used on military uniforms from different eras, including World War I, World War II, and modern times. The presented color "Dark Green" is an accurate match to historical shades of green used, among others, by British, German, and some modern military formations.

• Category: highly pigmented acrylic model paint for figures and dioramas
• Historical periods: World War I, World War II, modern times
• Intended use: painting historical and modern uniforms as well as soldiers' equipment
• Capacity: 17 ml
• Material: modern, non-toxic, water-based acrylic paint
• Manufacturer: AK Interactive – a renowned supplier of modeling chemicals
• Application possible with brush and airbrush thanks to an innovative formula minimizing airbrush clogging
• Very high pigmentation – provides excellent coverage even after the first coat
• Scratch resistant after drying, color does not fade over time
• Easy color identification thanks to a new, transparent cap

The presented AK Interactive AK11410 Dark Green model paint is especially recommended for modelers passionate about recreating historical figures, soldier figures in 1/35, 1/16 scale, or even larger busts. It performs excellently when painting details on figurines as well as larger surfaces such as coats, jackets, or military gear. The outstanding formula allows for fast and clean painting, free from unsightly streaks or airbrush clogging.

The paint is recommended for both beginners and advanced modelers – ease of use rated 1/5. The high quality of the pigment and ease of work make this product appreciated by any modeling enthusiast wishing to give their figures exceptional realism and historical accuracy. It is an excellent base for painting fabric folds, shading, and achieving weathering effects on military figures.