Russian Greens 1956 To Present Set

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

This acrylic paint set is curated for enthusiasts and modelers focusing on Russian vehicles spanning from 1956 to the present day. It includes a selection of green colors that have been prominently used on various Russian military vehicles, offering versatility for depicting different eras and camouflage patterns.

Set Includes:

MIG053 Protective NC 1200: Introduced in 2005, this dark and subdued green was adopted to standardize camouflage across Russian military vehicles, emphasizing cost efficiency and uniformity.

MIG056 Green Khaki: A versatile green khaki tone used on Russian vehicles in various camouflage patterns and applications.

MIG083 Zashchitniy Zeleno (Russian Postwar Green): Used extensively from the postwar period onwards, this green varies in shade and has been applied in different camouflage schemes.

MIG932 Russian Base: Likely a base color, its exact shade and application specifics are not detailed, but it serves as a foundational color in Russian vehicle painting.

Key Features:

Comprehensive Coverage: Includes colors used across different decades and military operations, catering to historical accuracy.

Scale Effect Reduction: Formulated to replicate correct color tones and effects on scale models, enhancing realism.

Easy Application: Suitable for both brush and airbrush techniques, ensuring smooth and consistent coverage.

User-Friendly: Water soluble, odorless, and non-toxic, making it safe for indoor use and easy to clean up.

Stainless Steel Agitator: Each jar includes an agitator for thorough mixing, maintaining paint consistency.

Recommended Thinner: MIG -2000 Acrylic Thinner ensures proper thinning for optimal application.

Quick Drying: Models are ready within 24 hours after application, facilitating efficient modeling projects.

This set is designed to meet the needs of modelers aiming to accurately depict Russian military vehicles over several decades, capturing the evolution of camouflage practices and color schemes used by the Russian army. It offers both historical authenticity and ease of use in scale modeling projects.