Lifecolor UA901 IDF Sandgrey 1 22ml – professional acrylic paint for modeling

Lifecolor UA901 IDF Sandgrey 1 is a high-quality acrylic paint designed for advanced modeling and hobby work. The Sandgrey 1 shade accurately replicates the distinctive color used on Israeli military vehicles, particularly in the modern Israel Defense Forces (IDF). This paint is primarily intended for recreating models of vehicles that took part in conflicts from the 1970s to present day, such as the Arab-Israeli wars, Operation Peace for Galilee, the Lebanon War, and stabilization missions in the Middle East.

Technical specification of Lifecolor UA901 IDF Sandgrey 1 22ml

• Volume: 22 ml
• Base: water-based, acrylic
• Color: Sandgrey 1 – typical for the Israeli army (IDF)
• Versatility of use: for plastic, resin, metal, vinyl, wood, fabric, ceramics
• Ready to use in airbrush as well as for brush painting
• Contains no harmful solvents, environmentally friendly
• Very good adhesion and surface coverage
• Quick drying, matte finish
• Easy to wash off with water before drying

Application and recommendations

Lifecolor UA901 IDF Sandgrey 1 is perfect for painting military models in scales such as 1/35, 1/48, or 1/72. Thanks to its precise color match, it is chosen by modelers reconstructing Israeli tanks (e.g., Merkava), armored personnel carriers (M113, Achzarit), and other combat vehicles from the Cold War era as well as modern times. The Sandgrey 1 shade is a must-have for those building dioramas displaying IDF vehicles in realistic desert conditions.

This paint is dedicated both to beginner modelers (difficulty level 1/5) and professionals who expect the highest quality finish. Thanks to its water-based formula, it is safe to use, does not emit harmful fumes, and does not require special thinners. The possibility to apply it with a brush or airbrush makes it a universal and flexible product.

Category: Acrylic modeling paints

We recommend Lifecolor UA901 IDF Sandgrey 1 to everyone who wants to achieve a realistic and high-quality effect on models of Israeli vehicles, both in modern and historical dioramas.