Ochre Wood (WWI)

Ochre Wood - WWI (Mr.Paint)

An ocher wood shade from the lacquer range of Mr.Paint intended for the wooden parts of aircraft of the First World War. Against pale wood it is a warmer, yellow-brown ocher tone, the kind that varnished propellers, struts and the wooden parts of an airframe had once they were impregnated with lacquer. It suits a middle tone of wood as well as a base on which the grain is drawn in with oil glazes. The paint is a solvent-based lacquer supplied ready for spraying, with a fine pigment and fast drying to a smooth, finely satin surface.

Use

• Intended for the airbrush; the paint is ready for spraying directly and usually calls for no thinning.
• If needed it is thinned with the lacquer thinner of this brand, not with water.
• It is applied in thin coats as a warm middle tone of wood or as a base under glazes.
• Suitable for propellers, struts and other wooden parts of aircraft of the First World War.
• It combines with the lighter and darker wood shades of the range for a faithful wood grain.

Who it is for

For modelers of aircraft of the First World War who create faithful wooden surfaces and work with an airbrush and lacquer paints. Mr.Paint lacquers are not primarily intended for painting with a brush.

A lacquer-based paint: flammable. Spray in a well ventilated space and with respiratory protection (a respirator), out of the reach of children and away from an open flame.