Revell 55 Light green is a synthetic enamel (solvent-based) modeling paint in a light green shade with a matte finish, in a 14 ml bottle. It is a paint, not a kit.
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Revell 55 Light green is a modeling paint, not a kit. It comes from the Revell Email Color range, that is, from synthetic enamel paints on a solvent base — not an acrylic. The shade is light green (the manufacturer references it against RAL 6027) with a matte gloss level. The bottle volume is 14 ml.
Revell's range also includes shade 360 Fern green. The two are not interchangeable and differ in two ways. First, in gloss level: 55 Light green is matte, while 360 Fern green has a satin finish. Second, in the tone itself — Fern green is a darker, fern-like olive green, while Light green is noticeably lighter and brighter. Choose 55 for bright, light areas, and 360 for a darker, more natural or military-leaning green.
Enamel paint is not thinned with water — use Revell's enamel thinner Color Mix or mineral spirits; the same thinner cleans brushes and airbrushes. Mix the paint thoroughly before use, since the pigment settles. Matte shades generally carry a higher share of flattening agents, so it is best to apply them in thinner coats and let them dry properly. A matte surface is also an ideal base for washes and dry-brushing.
For modelers of dioramas, civilian and military vehicles, and for anyone looking for a light green matte shade compatible with Revell enamel paints.
Caution: a flammable liquid. Fumes may irritate the airways — work in a well-ventilated area, and use respiratory protection when spraying with an airbrush. Keep out of the reach of children and away from ignition sources.
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