Vallejo Model Air Yellow RLM 04 17 ml is a water-thinnable acrylic paint in the shade RLM 04 — the yellow of the Luftwaffe with which the tips of engine cowlings and other identification markings were applied. A modeling paint, not a kit.
Vallejo Model Air Wood 17 ml is a water-thinnable acrylic shade for the airbrush — a brown paint for imitating wood. This is a modeling paint, not a kit.
Vallejo Gunmetal (Metallic) 17 ml is a water-thinnable acrylic metallic paint from the Model Air line — the darkest metal shade with a blue-gray cast, intended for weapon barrels, breeches and engine parts. It is a modeling paint, not a kit.
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