AK Interactive AK11742 SOVIET FIGHTER COLORS 1943-1945 3x17 ml – Set of Authentic Acrylic Paints for Aircraft Modellers

The AK Interactive AK11742 SOVIET FIGHTER COLORS 1943-1945 (3x17 ml) acrylic paint set is a dedicated kit specifically developed for aircraft modelling enthusiasts who build Soviet WWII aircraft models. The set includes three precisely matched historical colors: AMT-7 Light Blue, AMT-11 Blue-Grey, and AMT-12 Dark Grey. These paints allow for a faithful reproduction of the characteristic color palette used on Soviet Air Force fighters between 1943 and 1945.

• Application: The paints are intended for painting aircraft models in 1/32, 1/48, 1/72 and other scales, faithfully recreating Soviet war machines from 1943–1945, such as Yak-3, Yak-9, La-5FN, La-7, or LaGG-3.
• Historical period: World War II. Colors compliant with the camouflage patterns used by the Soviet frontline aviation on the Eastern Front.
• Composition and materials: Water-based acrylic paints, low-odor, offering high coverage and excellent adhesion to plastic, resin, and metal. The set does not include additions such as varnish or thinner and is intended for application with a brush or airbrush.
• Product category: Model acrylic paint set.
• Features and benefits: Colors developed based on documentation and original color samples. They allow for maximum realism in models, and the 17 ml bottles are sufficient for several complete models in popular scales.
• Recommended for: Both intermediate and advanced modellers, as well as collectors seeking historical accuracy. An excellent choice also for beginners who want to ensure the use of authentic historical shades.
• Ease of use: 1/5 – The paints are easy to use, fast-drying, only requiring the model surface to be well prepared.

AK Interactive AK11742 SOVIET FIGHTER COLORS 1943-1945 is a product that will enhance the finish quality of any Soviet fighter model from the final period of World War II. The set guarantees historical color accuracy and excellent aesthetic results, appreciated by modellers worldwide.