AK Interactive AK11378 Portland Stone No.64 17ml is a high-quality acrylic model paint, specifically designed for dioramas and military models. The AFV series from AK Interactive focuses on authentic, historical colors used by various armies and in different eras, with Portland Stone No.64 being the original shade employed by the British Armed Forces during World War II, especially in tropical and desert theaters of operations.

The color Portland Stone No.64 was widely used for camouflaging British armored vehicles in North Africa, for example during the legendary operations at El Alamein (1942). This hue served as a base for British Eighth Army formations and is especially recommended for painting model vehicles such as: Matilda II, Crusader, Valentine, Churchill, or the famous Sherman tanks in their desert versions. For this reason, this shade is considered essential for historical modeling focused on the Mediterranean and North African theaters of World War II (1940–1943).

• Purpose: Painting military models, vehicles, and figures in 1/72, 1/48, 1/35 scales, and others.
• User country: United Kingdom, World War II period (mainly North Africa).
• Material: Water-based acrylic, ideal for brush and airbrush application.
• Volume: 17ml – economical bottle with a new ergonomic cap allowing for quick color recognition.
• Features: Non-toxic paint with very high pigmentation, providing excellent coverage and surface durability.
• Application: Suitable for use with both brush and airbrush – without fear of nozzle clogging after thinning.
• Category: Model paints for painting plastic, resin, metal models, and figures.

The AK Interactive AK11378 Portland Stone No.64 17ml product is intended for both advanced and beginner modelers. The unique new-generation formula makes working with this paint extremely comfortable – pigmentation and coverage are at a very high level, and typical thinning issues do not occur. We definitely recommend it to all enthusiasts of faithfully recreating historical color schemes, especially fans of British vehicles from the World War II era. We rate this product as difficulty level 1/5 due to the ease of application and the lack of need for specialized skills.