A submarine hull does not have the tone of an ordinary surface ship, and Submarine Dark Grey respects that: a water-based acrylic paint in a dark neutral gray for submarine models.
Lifecolor US Modern Hull Red is a water-thinnable acrylic paint, 22 ml, the red antifouling shade of the underwater hull of modern American ships and submarines.
A teak deck plank has a light honey cast, and Light Teak is aimed at precisely that: a water-based acrylic paint for wooden decks and the wooden details of models.
The contrasting counterpart of the light hull gray is presented by US Modern Dark Grey , a water-based acrylic paint for the darker surfaces of modern American warships.
Modern American warships wear a light hull gray, and that is exactly what US Modern Haze Grey has: a water-based acrylic paint for postwar and present-day vessels.
Lifecolor Imperial Japanese Navy Camo Green Type 22 is a matte water-thinnable acrylic paint, 22 ml, a camouflage green shade of the Imperial Japanese Navy.
Imperial Japanese Navy Camo Green Type 21 belongs to the camouflage schemes of the Imperial Japanese Navy: a water-based acrylic paint in a subdued green tone intended for naval camouflage.
The deck planks of Japanese warships are captured by Imperial Japanese Navy Hinoki Deck Tan , a water-based acrylic paint in a warm light beige tone. Hinoki is the Japanese cypress, a wood with a light, yellowish surface.
The second green tone of Japanese naval camouflage, Imperial Japanese Navy Camo Green Type 2 from Lifecolor, makes it possible to build a pattern from several greens instead of a single one.
The late war years brought camouflage patterns to Japanese ships, and their green component is presented by Imperial Japanese Navy Camo Green Type 1 from Lifecolor.
Below the waterline Japanese ships had a quite different color than above it, and it is precisely that color which Imperial Japanese Navy Antifouling Hull Red from Lifecolor corresponds to.
Japanese ships had a large part of their decks covered with linoleum, and its warm tone is captured by Imperial Japanese Navy Linoleum Deck from Lifecolor.
The fourth of the great arsenals of the Imperial Japanese Navy stood on the coast of the Sea of Japan, and its tone is offered by Imperial Japanese Navy Maizuru Grey from Lifecolor.
The largest of the Japanese naval arsenals gave its name to the shade Imperial Japanese Navy Kure Grey from Lifecolor, an acrylic naval gray for models of the Imperial fleet.
Lifecolor Royal Navy WWII W.A. Corticene is a matte water-thinnable acrylic paint, 22 ml, for the red-brown shade of the cork deck covering of British ships of the Second World War.
The decks of British escort ships had a tone of their own, different from the sides, and it is precisely that tone which Royal Navy WWII W.A. Semtex Green from Lifecolor corresponds to.
The green counterweight to the blue component of the same scheme, Royal Navy WWII W.A. Green from Lifecolor, completes the pale Western Approaches palette that British escort ships wore.
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