The gray-green tone of period uniform cloth is carried by the acrylic paint Italian WWI Uniforms Tela Grigio Verde from Lifecolor, intended for painting figures.
The brown uniform tone offered by the shade Uniforms Brown from Lifecolor covers fabrics outside the usual green and khaki positions. A water-based acrylic paint from the uniform line.
The reddish tone of naturally tanned leather is carried by the shade Red Leather from Lifecolor. It suits equipment that was not blackened and stayed in its original color.
The dark leather of boots, belts and pouches gets a tone of its own with the shade Dark Leather from Lifecolor, one that does not merge with black on a figure.
Trousers tended to have a different tone from the tunic, and the shade M35-41 Trousers from Lifecolor makes it possible to show that on a figure. A water-based acrylic paint from the uniform line.
Late wartime production had a tone of its own, and the shade M43 Tunic from the Lifecolor uniform line is exactly that: the color of the Pattern M43 field tunic.
The pattern of transitional production is captured by the shade M35-41 Tunic from Lifecolor. It is the tone of the field tunic from the time when the older cut was being simplified and the fabric was changing too.
The Pattern M35 field tunic has a tone of its own in the Lifecolor uniform line, and the shade M35 Tunic is mixed for exactly this older pattern of uniform.
A helmet is one of the largest continuous areas on a figure, and the shade Helmet Dark Green from the Lifecolor uniform line is the dark green tone intended for exactly that.
A leather jacket looks different on a figure from a cloth uniform, and the shade Leather Jacket from Lifecolor is mixed for exactly that. A water-based acrylic paint from the uniform line.
The lighter position of the woolen khaki serge, captured by the shade Battledress Light Tone from Lifecolor, is aimed at the British field blouse and trousers. A water-based acrylic paint from the uniform line.
The yellowish position of canvas kit, as everyone who has looked through period photographs knows it, is called Lifecolor Yellow Tone Gears . A water-based acrylic paint for leather equipment and field kit.
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