UA842 - Beige M.D. Satin

Beige M.D. Satin - Lifecolor acrylic paint

Beige M.D. Satin is an acrylic modeling paint from Lifecolor. It is a beige, that is a light and warm neutral shade. The abbreviation M.D. is taken from the name unchanged and is not expanded here, because its meaning is not stated; it serves to tell this shade apart from other beige tones. The word Satin sets the degree of sheen. The shade is part of a coherent group of colors aimed at the livery of rolling stock.

Use

• Light beige tones are used in railroad liveries mainly on the upper parts of car bodies and in two-color combinations.
• They also work well as a base under darker accent shades, because they let the color contrast stand out.
• On the interior parts of cars beige gives a naturally warm base that can be finished with a wash.
• A satin surface is practical on light areas, because it does not look chalky the way a full matte does.

Who the paint is for

The paint will be appreciated by railroad modelers who put together two-color liveries and need a light tone matched to the rest of the range. It is also usable on dioramas or on figures, where beige forms the base for fabrics and light surfaces. Watch the distinguishing abbreviation in the name when ordering, so that it is not confused with another beige shade. The name does not give a particular vehicle or period.

Keep out of the reach of children. Work in a ventilated area and protect your airways when spraying.