VALLEJO (1789)

The set includes 8 references from the Model Air range in 17 ml format. Suitable for painting combat vehicles, trucks or artillery pieces, as well as the camouflage schemes operational during WWII by the French army. The French army did not have exact chromatic correspondence charts, we know of some tones and their names from written archives, such as the Bleu and the Vert Olive Mat, used before the 2nd War, or rather undefined names such as the Vert Olive reglamentaire or the Vert Armée. Their camouflage schemes, used on cars, trucks, light vehicles and even artillery pieces were elaborate and achieved the disruptive effect with positive results, sometimes combining up to five tones. Four other shades are seen as early as the 1930s, the Vert Olive Mat 2, the Ocher Jaune, Brun (a reddish-brown hue) and the Vert Claire. Contents 71.106 Ivory RLM05 71.101 Light Blue RLM78 71.037 Mud Brown 71.044 Grey RLM02 71.006 Light Green Chromate 71.092 Medium Olive 71.013 Yellow Olive 71.057 Black

The set includes 8 references from the Model Air range in 17 ml format. Suitable for painting combat vehicles, trucks or artillery pieces, as well as the camouflage schemes in operation during the Second War by the Regio Esercito. The Italian army did not have exact chromatic correspondence charts, we know of some shades and their names from written archives, the names of some defined references and with somehow vague descriptions and isolated records in military museums, on fairly rigorous restorations. Since the 30s we have already found disruptive camouflage schemes, used on the dark green tone as a base in many Ansaldo designs, or the light green tone, used since the 1940s as a base, on which spots of reddish sand or terracotta were applied. The combinations evolved into very elaborate patterns of up to four different tones, or the “amoeba” type schemes, or disruptive with sinuous shapes like shingles. We have taken as reference some well-preserved color photos and the expert restorations of the vehicles on display in the Saumur Museum, to define the nuances of the best-known tones. Contents 71.106 Ivory RLM05 71.101 Light Blue RLM78 71.037 Mud Brown 71.044 Grey RLM02 71.006 Light Green Chromate 71.092 Medium Olive 71.013 Yellow Olive 71.057 Black

The Vallejo 70253 Model Color - Military Case contains 80 carefully selected colors designed to accurately represent a wide range of camouflage patterns and military uniforms from various eras and conflicts. This set provides the historical accuracy and color variety needed for realistic military models, with shades ranging from olive greens and earth browns to grays and specific camouflage colors. An essential tool for any modeler seeking authenticity and detail. Contents 70.951 White 70.955 Flat Flesh 70.766 Cream White 70.837 Pale Sand 70.953 Flat Yellow 70.947 Dark Vermilion 70.965 Prussian Blue 70.754 Continental Blue 70.756 Splinter Green 70.980 Black Green 70.757 Pacific Green 70.895 Gunship Green 70.897 Bronze Green 70.758 Bright Green 70.979 Camouflage Dark Green 70.967 Olive Green 70.922 Uniform Green 70.823 Luftwaffe Green 70.975 Military Green 70.886 Green Grey 70.830 German Fieldgrey WWII 70.759 German Tank Crew 70.896 Extra Dark Green 70.924 Russian Uniform WWII 70.893 US Dark Green 70.890 Refractive Green 70.894 Camouflage Olive Green 70.741 Camouflage Black Green 70.821 German Beige WWII 70.988 Khaki 70.762 Grey Brown 70.763 Canvas 70.740 Camouflage Middle Brown 70.941 Burnt Umber 70.881 Green Yellow 70.887 US Olive Drab 70.976 Buff 70.764 Military Yellow 70.923 Japanese Uniform WWII 70.879 Green Brown 70.921 English Uniform 70.914 Green Ochre 70.880 Khaki Grey 70.847 Dark Sand 70.767 Desert Brown 70.761 Old Wood 70.765 Desert Tan 70.874 Tan Earth 70.873 US Field Drab 70.871 Leather Brown 70.822 Camouflage Black Brown 70.977 Desert Yellow 70.769 Mustard Brown 70.875 Beige Brown 70.983 Flat Earth 70.940 Saddle Brown 70.846 Mahogany Brown 70.984 Flat Brown 70.981 Orange Brown 70.982 Cavalry Brown 70.814 Burnt Red 70.985 Hull Red 70.971 Light Green Grey 70.906 Pale Blue 70.972 Light Green Blue 70.772 Medium Grey Blue 70.816 Luftwaffe Uniform 70.867 Dark Blue Grey 79.773 Violet Grey 70.866 Grey Green 70.868 Dark Sea Green 70.995 German Grey 70.950 Black 70.997 Silver 70.863 Gunmetal 70.801 Brass 70.520 Matt Varnish 70.524 Thinner Medium 73.212 Decal Softener 73.213 Decal Fix

A selection of colors specially designed for painting the uniforms, weapons and equipment of the armies of the American Civil War. Whether you are a fan of the armies serving the Union or the South, in this set you will find colors that will allow you to paint your figures representing any of the units present in this war. Content 70.951 White 70.845 Sunny Skin Tone 70.908 Carmine Red 70.807 Oxford Blue 70.899 Dark Prussian Blue 70.844 Deep Sky Blue 70.898 Dark Sea Blue 70.896 Extra Dark Green 70.872 Chocolate Brown 70.877 Gold Brown 70.981 Orange Brown 70.943 Grey Blue 70.990 Light Grey 70.950 Black 70.865 Oily Steel 70.801 Brass

A selection of 16 colors for painting American Revolutionary War miniatures. This set has been designed to capture the essence of the period, allowing you to recreate uniforms and historical scenes with precision and detail. The set contains the colors needed to paint the uniforms and equipment of the British and French armies, as well as the troops of the Continental Army and the irregular units of the future nation we currently know as the United States of America. Content 70.951 White 70.845 Sunny Skin Tone 70.929 Light Brown 70.817 Scarlet 70.965 Prussian Blue 70.970 Deep Green 70.968 Flat Green 70.986 Deck Tan 70.976 Buff 70.921 English Uniform 70.871 Leather Brown 70.846 Mahogany Brown 70.992 Neutral Grey 70.950 Black 70.997 Silver 70.996 Gold

From Ancient Egypt, through the years of Roman domination, the Middle Ages, to the armed conflicts of the 19th century, this versatile selection of colors allows you to paint war game miniatures from any era. Included are colors for painting skin, clothing and uniforms, as well as tools, equipment and weapons of the main actors in the most popular strategy games. Content 70.951 White 70.927 Dark Flesh 70.957 Flat Red 70.963 Medium Blue 70.891 Intermediate Green 70.940 Saddle Brown 70.950 Black 70.997 Silver

It has been created with the historical accuracy and quality that characterizes our products, allowing you to accurately recreate the camouflage patterns used in that era. It contains the necessary colors to paint the Wehrmacht and Luftwaffe splinter camouflages, and the Waffen-SS camouflages, all in their different tonal versions. Content 70.955 Flat Flesh 70.756 Splinter Green 70.758 Bright Green 70.967 Olive Green 70.893 US Dark Green 70.741 Camouflage Black Green 70.821 German Beige WWII 70.740 Camouflage Middle Brown 70.822 Camouflage Black Brown 70.875 Beige Brown 70.940 Saddle Brown 70.846 Mahogany Brown 70.984 Flat Brown 70.913 Yellow Ochre 70.981 Orange Brown 70.985 Hull Red

Designed by Chema Cabrero, it includes the necessary references to represent the effects of rusted and worn metal on destroyed or abandoned vehicles, as well as on metal elements in buildings and structures. The set includes a detailed step-by-step painting guide by the author. Content 70.981 Orange Brown 70.985 Hull Red 71.129 Light Rust 71.080 Rust 71.042 Dark Brown RLM61 74.506 Rust 74.513 Brown 74.521 Olied Earth

Designed by Chema Cabrero, it includes a careful selection of paints suitable for painting tanks, trucks or artillery pieces in a weathered winter camouflage, with the effects of dirt and rust, to create a realistic finish. The set includes a detailed step-by-step painting guide by the author. Content 71.001 White 71.279 Insignia White 71.080 Rust 74.501 White 74.506 Rust 74.521 Olied Earth 70.981 Orange Brown 73.214 Chipping Medium

Recommended for depict wear patinas on vehicles and surface effects. Pigments are used for weathering and ageing the finish of vehicles, armour, fortifications and structures; they are ideal for creating the effects of accumulated dust, dirt, and mud produced by time and natural erosion.

Recommended for depict effects on wet ground, dried mud, vehicles and surfaces. Pigments are used for weathering and ageing the finish of vehicles, armour, fortifications and structures; they are ideal for creating the effects of accumulated dust, dirt, and mud produced by time and natural erosion.

Recommended for depict weathering and patina on vehicles, and surface and terrain effects. Pigments are used for weathering and ageing the finish of vehicles, armour, fortifications and structures; they are ideal for creating the effects of accumulated dust, dirt, and mud produced by time and natural erosion.

Recommended for depict effects on wet ground, dried mud, vehicles and surfaces. Pigments are used for weathering and ageing the finish of vehicles, armour, fortifications and structures; they are ideal for creating the effects of accumulated dust, dirt, and mud produced by time and natural erosion.

Recommended for depict weathering patinas on greenish tones, vehicles and surfaces. Pigments are used for weathering and ageing the finish of vehicles, armour, fortifications and structures; they are ideal for creating the effects of accumulated dust, dirt, and mud produced by time and natural erosion.

Permanent and very resistant varnish. Dries to touch in one hour. For application of two coats of varnish, we recommend an interval of 24 hours. Can be used directly with brush or airbrush of needle size 0.4 mm without dilution. Clean up with soap and water. Safety Always follow the information on the product label. Contains 1,2-benzisothiazol-3(2H)-one, Reaction mass of 5-chloro-2-methyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one and 2-methyl-2 H-isothiazol-3-one (3:1). May cause allergic reactions.

An ideal base for placing a vehicle, for cars and small or medium size tanks, motorcycles or figures, civilian as well as military, and for complementing these with a series of details such as undergrowth, street lights or telegraph poles.  Specification Base supplied unpainted Scale 1/35 14×14 cm/5,51×5,51 in ​

Section of road, cleared amidst ruins, appropriate for placing the remains of a destroyed vehicle, perhaps accompanied by figures and troops in movement, or with science fiction or fantasy themes, any of these can be situated in this environment while the modeller ads as many details as considered suitable and in context. Specification Base supplied unpainted Scale 1/35 14×14 cm/5,51×5,51 in