Lifecolor UA249 Dunkelgelb Flashed Shade 22ml – Acrylic Model Paint

Lifecolor UA249 Dunkelgelb Flashed Shade is a high-quality acrylic paint with a capacity of 22 ml, designed for model painting work. This color represents one of the most authentic shades of German camouflage used on Wehrmacht armored vehicles during World War II. The Dunkelgelb shade, meaning dark yellow, was the official base color introduced in February 1943 for German tanks and armored vehicles, replacing the earlier dunkelgrau (dark gray). A typical use of this color can be found, for example, on model kits of vehicles such as the Tiger I, Panther, StuG III, or Sd.Kfz. 251.

Lifecolor UA249 is a product chosen by advanced modelers who value faithful reproduction of historical details. The water-soluble paint is perfect for both brush and airbrush application, offering a very smooth coat and high coverage power. It performs well on models made from various materials: plastic, resin, metal, vinyl, wood, fabric, and ceramic. High pigmentation guarantees color intensity even after dilution, making it an ideal choice for precise shading and weathering.

• Color: Dunkelgelb Flashed Shade (UA249)
• Capacity: 22 ml
• Base color for German military equipment from World War II (years 1943-1945)
• Type: acrylic model paint
• Water-soluble – safe and easy to use
• Application: brush, airbrush
• Covers: plastic, resin, metal, vinyl, wood, fabric, ceramic
• Ideal for 1/35, 1/48, 1/72, and other scales
• Renowned product – Lifecolor

This product belongs to the acrylic paints for models category and is recommended for both intermediate and experienced modelers who expect high-quality coverage and historical accuracy. Thanks to its excellent viscosity and fast drying, the paint allows for realistic camouflage and weathering effects on German armored vehicles from World War II. Level of difficulty: 1/5 – easy-to-apply paint for both beginners and advanced users.

Lifecolor UA249 Dunkelgelb Flashed Shade delivers professional results and high performance in historical modeling, especially for military equipment from the years 1943-1945. We highly recommend it to any modeler who values faithful reconstruction of historical vehicles and expects trouble-free and efficient painting.