WWII U.S. ARMY DISRUPTIVE CAMO PAINTS SET

AK Real Colors WWII US Army Disruptive Camo Paints SET

A set of four shades from the Real Colors line by AK Interactive. Technically these are solvent-based acrylic lacquers. The set brings together the colors used for the disruptive camouflage patterns on US Army vehicles in the Second World War: dark and brown-green tones that were sprayed over the base olive to break up the outline of the vehicle.

Contents and use

• The set holds four shades (light green, desert sand, earth brown and earth red).
• Matte lacquers with good covering power, primarily for the airbrush; once thinned they are ideal for soft freehand camouflage patches.
• They are thinned with lacquer thinner (the Real Colors thinner), not with water.
• They dry quickly to a durable surface that takes washes, filters and dust pigments.

Who it is for

For modelers of American Second World War vehicles who build up disruptive camouflage patterns over a base olive coat. The shades combine across the Real Colors line and are not tied to any scale.

The products contain flammable solvents. Use them in a well-ventilated area, away from open flame, and use a respirator while spraying.