The Pattern M35 field tunic has a tone of its own in the Lifecolor uniform line, and the shade M35 Tunic is mixed for exactly this older pattern of uniform.
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The designation M35 belongs to the pattern of field tunic introduced in the mid-1930s, that is the uniform the war was entered in. The M35 Tunic shade is mixed for exactly this older tunic, and in the uniform line it stands beside the tones of later patterns, so it can be told on figures who wears kit from the first years of the war and who later production. It is a water-based acrylic paint from the series intended for uniforms and the personal kit of figures.
The patterns of uniforms changed during the war not only in cut but also in fabric, and the shade shifted with the fabric. Earlier tunics were of a finer and denser weave, later ones of a coarser and cheaper one, and that shows twice on a figure: once in the tone, a second time in how the shadow behaves in the folds. When a diorama has several figures, two or three close but recognizable uniform tones look far more faithful than a single color on all of them.
It is intended for modelers of figures and dioramas who work with period accuracy and want the patterns of uniforms set apart in color as well. It goes well with the shades of trousers, leather and canvas equipment from the same line.
Store the paint in a closed container at room temperature and out of the reach of children. Stir the contents every time.
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