Six acrylic shades from the airbrush range, put together for the equipment of the Polish Air Force after 1990. It covers the gray camouflage layers of supersonic machines, the all-green coat of the helicopters and two shades for cockpits.
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The Polish Air Force is interesting in that machines from both sides of the former dividing line served side by side in it for a long time. Over one base there were MiG-29s taken over from the equipment of the former German Democratic Republic, over another the American F-16C and D in the Block 52 plus configuration. Add to that Su-22M4 attack aircraft, M-346 trainers with the home name Bielik and a numerous helicopter component from the Mi-2 through the Mi-8 and Mi-17 to the Mi-24 gunship and the home-built W-3. The set reflects this double track: gray shades to the American FS standard serve on the jets, the all-green covers the helicopters.
The range is intended mainly for the airbrush. The pigment is finely ground and the binder thinned so that it passes even through a nozzle of about two tenths of a millimeter without clogging. A brush can be used on small parts, but it is not suited to a large area, because visible strokes remain.
Gray camouflage coats merge easily into one uniform area on a model. It helps to detune the shades slightly, that is to add a drop of a lighter color to the inner fields of the panels.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
Zeptejte se na co potřebujete, odpovíme co nejdříve.
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