WWII Regia Aeronautica Early Colours Set

Please note this product has a slightly longer dispatch time. It will dispatch within 2-4 working days.

Acrylic Set for Aircraft - 6 Jars, 17mL Each

This set of high-quality acrylic paints is specifically designed to accurately represent the camouflage schemes used by most Regia Aeronautica aircraft during the early period of World War II. It simplifies the task of selecting the correct colors and shades for iconic Italian aircraft such as the SM.79 Sparviero, Fiat CR.42 Falco, and Ba.65 Breda, among others.

Product Features:

Accurate Representation: Formulated to match the camouflage schemes of early WWII Regia Aeronautica aircraft.
Scale Effect Compensation: Colors are slightly lightened to ensure realistic appearance on scale models.
Optimized Formulation: Provides excellent performance with both brush and airbrush techniques.
Water Soluble: Easy cleanup with water.
Odorless and Non-Toxic: Safe for indoor use.
Stainless Steel Agitator: Each 17ml jar includes a stainless-steel ball agitator for thorough mixing.
Quick Drying: Paints dry completely within 24 hours, facilitating efficient workflow.
Included Colors:

A.MIG-0236 FS 36293 (Grigio Mimetico) - Mimetic grey used in early Regia Aeronautica camouflage.
A.MIG-0275 Giallo Mimetico 3 (Mimetic Yellow 3) FS33434 - Camouflage yellow for early Italian aircraft.
A.MIG-0065 Forest Green (Verde Mimetico 3) - Mimetic green for early camouflage schemes.
A.MIG-0274 Marrone Mimetico 1 (Mimetic Brown 1) FS30118 - Mimetic brown used in early Italian aircraft camouflage.
A.MIG-0079 Clay Brown (Bruno Mimetico) - Clay brown tone for camouflage.
A.MIG-0070 Medium Brown (Marrone Mimetico 53193) - Medium brown shade used in early Regia Aeronautica camouflage.
This set ensures accurate and efficient painting of early WWII Regia Aeronautica aircraft, providing the essential colors needed for historical accuracy. For best results, thin paints with A.MIG -2000 Acrylic Thinner and shake well before each use to achieve optimal mixture consistency.