The work and combat uniform in HBT fabric has a lighter position, which Lifecolor US Army Uniforms HBT Light Shade covers. A water-based acrylic paint for figures of American soldiers.
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The abbreviation HBT stands for herringbone twill, the twill fabric with a herringbone pattern from which American work and tropical uniforms were sewn. New fabric was rich, but washing, sweat and the sun pulled it quickly into a lighter, gray-green position. That is exactly what US Army Uniforms HBT Light Shade from Lifecolor is meant to cover.
The lighter of the pair
The manufacturer offers the darker variant of this fabric in the same group. The difference between them is exactly what figures are about: one and the same uniform looks different on a soldier who was issued it last week and different on one who has served a campaign in it. The light shade suits faded garments, surfaces exposed to the sun and the upper edges of folds, while the darker one stays in the places the light does not reach.
For modelers of figures who want to grade a uniform, and for diorama builders where it is meant to be visible at a glance that the soldiers are not fresh from barracks.
Stir the contents of the package before every use. Store it well closed at room temperature and out of the reach of children.
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Zeptejte se na co potřebujete, odpovíme co nejdříve.
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