Wool reflects light differently from canvas, and the shade US Army Uniforms Wool Olive Drab M 1943 from Lifecolor is aimed at exactly that, a water-based acrylic paint for figures.
The field uniform of the American army from the end of the Second World War has a tone of its own in the Lifecolor line: US Army Uniforms Olive Drab M 1943 is a water-based acrylic paint for figures and kit.
The American twill work suit got its darker tone in the Lifecolor uniform line: US Army Uniforms HBT Dark Shade is a water-based acrylic paint for figures and kit.
The brown blotch completes the Italian camouflage sheeting, and the shade Regio Esercito Marrone Telo Mimetico from Lifecolor is intended for exactly that, a water-based acrylic paint for figures and kit.
The khaki tone of the Italian camouflage sheeting is supplied by Lifecolor as the separate shade Regio Esercito Khaki Telo Mimetico , a water-based acrylic paint for the uniforms and kit of the Italian army.
The green ground of the Italian camouflage sheeting has a number of its own in the Lifecolor uniform line: the shade Regio Esercito Verde Telo Mimetico is a water-based acrylic paint for the figures, tarpaulins and textile kit of the Italian army.
The overall of Italian tank crews has its own shade in the Lifecolor acrylic range — Regio Esercito Tuta Carrista covers a fabric that differed from the infantry uniform in cut as well as in tone.
A greenish tone in a group otherwise held by grays and browns: German uniforms Light Green from the Lifecolor acrylic line aims at the green areas of camouflage patterns and canvas parts.
The dark brown counterpart of the light kit is German uniforms Dark Brown from the Lifecolor acrylic line, a tone for leather, boots and the bottom of folds.
The lighter brown position in the German uniforms group is held by German uniforms Light Brown from the Lifecolor acrylic line, a tone for canvas, straps and light leather pouches.
The uniform of German tank crews is handled by a number of its own in the Lifecolor acrylic line: German uniforms Panzer Uniform is intended for cloth that differed from the infantry field uniform.
The second position of the tropical cloth has a number of its own in the Lifecolor acrylic line: German uniforms Tropical Tan 2 matches cloth that already has the African sun behind it.
A shirt brown differs from the brown of leather kit more than it seems, which is why German uniforms Brown Service Shirt from the Lifecolor acrylic line has a number of its own.
A blue tone in a group otherwise ruled by the field gray: German uniforms Field Blue from the Lifecolor acrylic line is intended for German uniform cloth in its blue position.
Feldgrau was never one single color, and that is why German uniforms Field Grey 2 from the Lifecolor acrylic line has a number of its own: it is the second position of the German field gray.
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