Vallejo 70913 Yellow Ochre 18 ml – Acrylic Model Paint

Vallejo 70913 Yellow Ochre 18 ml is a high-quality acrylic model paint that has been a reliable choice among modelers, miniature painters, and diorama enthusiasts worldwide for years. The Vallejo brand, recognized as one of the leaders in the modeling market, developed the Model Color series for the most demanding users, emphasizing color depth, exceptional durability, and maximum product efficiency.

Product Features

• Color: Yellow Ochre, a matte shade widely used in modeling techniques to represent natural earth tones, ground, uniforms, and historical settings, especially for vehicle models and miniatures.
• Volume: 18 ml – bottle with a precise dropper for easy dosing and protection against drying out.
• Type: Water-based acrylic paint – ideal for brush or airbrush application, offering excellent coverage and abrasion resistance.
• Contains no harmful solvents, odorless, and safe to use even in enclosed spaces.
• Mixability: Blends perfectly with other Vallejo paints, allowing for an almost unlimited palette of colors.

Usage and Recommendations

• Category: Acrylic model paint
• Perfect for painting plastic model kits (e.g., 1/35, 1/48, 1/72), historical and fantasy miniatures, accessories, scenery elements, buildings, and diorama details.
• Used on models from all historical periods, from Antiquity to Modern Times – especially recommended for terrain elements, weapons, and uniforms (e.g., World War II, contemporary times).
• Suitable for use on various surfaces: plastic, resin, metal, plaster.
• Excellent for both beginners and advanced modelers – easy to use and suitable for layering and weathering techniques.
• Difficulty level: 1/5 – very beginner-friendly, does not require specialist knowledge.

Vallejo Yellow Ochre 70913 is distinguished by its pigment saturation and excellent pigmentation, enabling realistic results even on the smallest model details. It is suitable for professional contest projects as well as for casual hobby work. A must-have in the workshop of any modeler striving for a precise finish.