Hobby & Model Paints

Standard colours of modern European air ambulance helicoptersContains the following colours (lacquer based paints, optimised for use with airbrush):HTK-C707 - Colza Yellow - RAL1021, base colour of helicopters of ADAC, Austrian OAMTC, Czech "DSA" and Hungarian Magyar LegimentOHTK-C268 - Lumino..

Advanced colour system for realistic panel lighting techniqueThe set contains the following colours (acrylic paints, water-based):HTK-A196 - WW2 Hungarian Green BaseHTK-A199 - WW2 Hungarian Green FlashHTK-A197 - WW2 Hungarian Sand BaseHTK-A200 - WW2 Hungarian Sand FlashHTK-A195 - WW2 Hungarian Brown..

Standard colours of Israeli helicopters since late 1970sThe set contains the following colours (acrylic paints, water-based):HTK-A256 - FS30099, standard colour of IAF helicopters (incl. AH-1, CH-53, 500MD and Bells) from late 1970s till 1982 Lebanon WarHTK-A257 - Uniform Brown - FS30145, standard o..

Blendable waterbased metallic paints.SDW Shading Metals have the same properties of SDW Shading Colours, and can be mixed with them.The only difference is that, althoughthey can be airbrushed, they are optimized for brush uses : painting blending drybrush..

Blendable waterbased metallic paints.SDW Shading Metals have the same properties of SDW Shading Colours, and can be mixed with them.The only difference is that, althoughthey can be airbrushed, they are optimized for brush uses : painting blending drybrush..

SDW Shading Colours are really revolutionary. One only paint for all your needs: Not enough for them to be extremely pleasant and flow to paint both with airbrush and brush Not enough that they never clog airbrush nozzles, also the thinnest But they also are Blend-able for weathering, figure paintin..

SDW Shading Colours are really revolutionary. One only paint for all your needs: Not enough for them to be extremely pleasant and flow to paint both with airbrush and brush Not enough that they never clog airbrush nozzles, also the thinnest But they also are Blend-able for weathering, figure paintin..

SDW Shading Colours are really revolutionary. One only paint for all your needs: Not enough for them to be extremely pleasant and flow to paint both with airbrush and brush Not enough that they never clog airbrush nozzles, also the thinnest But they also are Blend-able for weathering, figure paintin..

SDW Shading Colours are really revolutionary. One only paint for all your needs: Not enough for them to be extremely pleasant and flow to paint both with airbrush and brush Not enough that they never clog airbrush nozzles, also the thinnest But they also are Blend-able for weathering, figure paintin..

SDW Shading Colours are really revolutionary. One only paint for all your needs: Not enough for them to be extremely pleasant and flow to paint both with airbrush and brush Not enough that they never clog airbrush nozzles, also the thinnest But they also are Blend-able for weathering, figure paintin..

Bistro is a colour from the classic paint style, used to darken or shade colours in a natural manner. It's particularly useful for yellow based colours, sand, buff, cause it avoids the greenish hues obtained darkening these colours with black. It has a "lightweight" composition compared to other SDW..

This basic set is specially formulated for the painting of figures with uniforms of the French Army in different theatres during WWI and WWII. The set is made up of six jars with different tones that can be used either individually or mixed together to crate different shadows on these type of unifor..

UsageA solvent-based, fast-dry paint developed for use on plastic model kits but which can also be used on other substrates. Matt, Satin, Gloss, Metallic, Metalcote and Clear finishes are available (finish varies by colour)SubstrateA wide range of surfaces including most plastics, wood, glass, ceram..

This colour is particularly useful for scale models of: WWII KriegsmarineLifecolor are easy to use by brush and airbrush, non-toxic and without strong-smelling solvents. They are quick drying, fast and durable...

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