S.C.C. NO.2 BROWN – AFV

S.C.C. No.2 Brown — a brown AK interactive acrylic

A water-thinnable acrylic modeling paint from the 3rd Generation Acrylic series. The abbreviation in the name corresponds to the British period system of standard camouflage shades, in which the other colors of this group in the line are marked in the same way. The suffix AFV places the shade among the paints for armored and wheeled equipment. It is thinned with water, so it is worked with without organic solvents.

Uses

• the base brown coat of British and Allied equipment
• the brown component of multicolor camouflage schemes
• darkening and toning green and sand shades
• wooden parts, boxes and other fittings on a model

Thinning and application

Shake the bottle every time and apply the paint in thin coats. With a brush it can be worked practically without thinning; into an airbrush, thin the paint with water or an acrylic thinner roughly to the consistency of milk. On a model brown tones easily go limp into a uniform surface, so it is good to bring them to life with modulation: brighten the center of large surfaces slightly, darken the corners. Before applying decals, clear coat the surface with a gloss acrylic clear coat, and once the weathering is finished even the surface out with a matte clear coat.

Who it suits

Modelers of British and Allied equipment who want a shade marked according to the period standard, and everyone looking for a brown color in a coherent acrylic line with good mixability.

A modeling preparation. Work with sufficient ventilation, protect your eyes and skin and keep it out of the reach of children.