Vallejo Model Color Set – German Colours WW2

The Vallejo Model Color Set – German Colours WW2 is a collection of 16 colours of Vallejo Model Color suitable for painting German troops, artillery and vehicles from a variety of theatres from World War 2. Contains 16 bottles of 17 ml. high quality Vallejo paint and colour chart.

Content:

70.801 Brass
70.805 German Orange
70.806 German Yellow
70.997 Silver
70.818 Red Leather
70.845 Sunny Skin Tone
70.861 Glossy Black
70.868 Dark Sea Green
70.871 Leather Brown
70.912 Tan Yellow
70.920 German Uniform
70.946 Dark Red
70.950 Black
70.951 White
70.992 Neutral Grey
70.995 German Grey

The Modelcolor range contains 218 colours and an extensive assortment of mediums and varnishes, designed especially for Miniature and Model painting. The colours have been chosen with the help and advice of the best model painters from many countries. Those colours which have corresponding Federal Standard, RAL and RLM equivalences are so identified.

Modelcolor has been formulated with permanent pigments for fine arts; all colours are completely lightfast and opaque, (with the exception of the fluorescent and transparent colours, which are semi-opaque). A few metallic pigments (in an alcohol base) are included in the range, since these give a harder brilliance than the water-based metallics.

The consistency of Modelcolor allows for an extremely smooth and uniform paint film, with no trace of brush strokes. Professional model painters always work with a wet brush and dilute the paint with water or Matt Medium, applying many thin layers to achieve depth and shadows. Colours may also be diluted with other Mediums for glazes and layered applications.

The water-based formula of Modelcolor has been specifically developed for adherence on difficult surfaces such as metal and plastic, but the product is not toxic, not flammable, and does not give off noxious fumes. Errors can be corrected immediately with water or alcohol Modelcolor dries quickly to a matte, even and waterproof finish. Exact drying time depends on the temperature and humidity of the environment, on the surface which has been painted, and on the thickness of the paint layer – although the colours are dry to the touch within minutes, the water content keeps on evaporating, and the paint does not acquire its true permanence until several weeks after application.

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Model: VAL70.107 Vallejo Model Color Set – German Colours WW2