WW II USA COCKPITS

WWII USA Cockpits, an AMMO set of paint and weathering

The set serves for a faithful finish and for picking out the details of the cockpits of American aircraft of the Second World War. It contains an acrylic base paint in the typical interior shade of American machines and, with it, weathering products that pick out the instrument panels, the belts and the structure of the cockpit. The result is a realistic, slightly worn look for the interior.

The subject of the colors

The interiors of American fighters and bombers, such as the P-51 Mustang, the P-47 Thunderbolt or the heavy bombers, were usually finished in green interior shades, which this set imitates.

Use

• A base spray or brush coat for the cockpit in the interior shade.
• Picking the details out with a wash that runs into the recesses.
• Suggesting wear on the edges and the controls.
• Suitable for models of aircraft cockpits in the usual scales.

Who the set is for

For modelers of American aircraft of the Second World War who want the interior color and the weathering matched in one set.

These are modeling paints and weathering products, not a kit. The acrylic paint is thinned with water or with an acrylic thinner; the enclosed weathering products have a different chemistry, so follow the instructions and work in a ventilated room.