An acrylic modeling paint from the AK interactive aircraft range, the shade PC10 Late . The late form of the British protective finish used on fabric covering in the First World War.
WWI German Grey-Green Primer – AIR is a water-thinnable acrylic from the AIR range (3rd Generation) by AK Interactive, the gray-green undercoat shade of German aircraft of the First World War. A 17 ml bottle.
An AK interactive acrylic modeling paint from the aircraft range, shade WWI German Lilac . A lighter violet tone for German aircraft schemes of the First World War.
WWI German Light Blue - AIR is a water-thinnable acrylic of the AIR range (3rd generation) from AK Interactive, the light blue shade of German aircraft of the First World War. A 17 ml bottle.
WWI German Red Brown - AIR is a water-thinnable acrylic of the AIR range (3rd generation) from AK Interactive, the red-brown shade of German aircraft of the First World War. A 17 ml bottle.
An AK interactive acrylic modeling paint from the aircraft range, shade WWI German Mauve . A violet-toned shade from the camouflage of German aircraft of the First World War.
WWI German Dark Green – AIR is the dark green from the Air Series aircraft range by AK interactive. It is an acrylic already thinned for an airbrush, made for painting aircraft of the First World War.
WWI German Light Green – AIR is a water-thinnable acrylic from the AIR range (3rd Generation) by AK Interactive, the light green shade of German aircraft of the First World War. A 17 ml bottle.
An AK interactive acrylic modeling paint from the aircraft range, the shade WWI German Fokker Grey . A gray tone for German aircraft of the First World War.
Four shades for the kit of a Soviet airman: a base and a highlight for Russian gear, a dark brown for the shadows of leather and a gray-brown flight suit.
Three tones for the flying suit of an American pilot of the Second World War – shadow, base and highlight – completed by a separate color for the harness and the belts. Four bottles of 17 ml.
Eight shades of the postwar Royal Air Force: camouflage green and grays to the British Standard, a reconnaissance blue and the beige finish of patrol machines.
Six shades for the carrier aircraft of the Royal Navy from the end of the Second World War to 2010. British BS381C codes on four of the colors, 17 ml each.
A collection of eight acrylic shades covering the Israeli Air Force from the desert camouflage over Sinai to the two-tone grays of newer fighters. Every tone carries a Federal Standard FS code and the bottles hold 17 ml.
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