AK Interactive RC940 RLM 71 17 ml – Lacquer Paint for Aircraft Models

AK Interactive RC940 RLM 71 is a top-quality modeling paint based on a chemical formula created specifically for the realistic painting of scale models. The RLM 71 Dunkelgrün shade is an accurate replica of the original color used by the Luftwaffe during World War II. More precisely, it was one of the primary camouflage colors on German aircraft such as the legendary Messerschmitt Bf 109 and Junkers Ju 88. The RLM 71 color was widely applied to the upper surfaces of Luftwaffe combat aircraft in the European Theater from 1938 to 1945, in characteristic two-tone camouflage schemes.

• Volume: 17 ml (ideal for painting models in all scales, e.g., 1/72, 1/48, 1/32)
• Type: Lacquer paint – professional for airbrush use
• Application: Plastic models, resin models, modeling accessories
• Specialist RLM 71 (Dunkelgrün) shade, reproducing the historic Luftwaffe colors
• Fast drying time – the surface is ready for further steps within a few minutes
• Compatibility: Recommended RC701 and RC702 AK Interactive thinners, or other lacquer thinners
• Excellent adhesion, flexibility, and coating durability – perfect for weathering and decals

The paint is designed for demanding modelers who expect the highest level of detail. Thanks to its ease of application and smooth finish, even thin coats precisely reflect the scale of your model. The product allows for perfect execution of realistic wear effects, oil streaks, operational marks, or for applying decals quickly and easily.

Category: specialized acrylic-lacquer paints for aircraft models.
Material: professional model lacquer, high-quality pigments.
Difficulty level: 2/5. The paint is suitable for both beginner and advanced airbrush users.

I recommend this product to all aviation modelers passionate about German aviation from World War II. AK Interactive RC940 paint guarantees a durable, authentic modeling effect, while being efficient and easy to use. With this paint, your models will achieve a professional historical look in line with archival RLM standards!