During World War II some armies used improvised paints to camouflage vehicles on some fronts, as in North Africa and the Eastern Front. These colors were made by mixing local earth with a binder such as oil, gasoline and other products for application on vehicles.These paints tended to wear rapidly due to its poor quality and gave the vehicle a very characteristic appearance. Rain or use of the vehicle was eroding and wearing this paint progressively. That color is represented with this product and produces exactly the same effects as the real color and may gradually wear it with a brush and water to represent the effects of vehicles of that era. Use this color to camouflage the German Army in Africa (DAK) or German “Early” vehicles in central Europe or Russian.<\/p>\n
Akrilna boja na vodenoj bazi, odli\u010dna za rad i \u010detkicom i airbrushem.\u00a0Mo\u017ee da se rastvara vodom, bezmirisna je i netoksi\u010dna. Potrebno je dobro promu\u0107kati pre upotrebe. Svaka<\/p>\n
bo\u010dica ima ner\u0111aju\u0107u kuglicu za me\u0161anje, kao i kapalicu za lak\u0161e kori\u0161\u0107enje. Mo\u017ee se koristiti uz bilo koji prajmer i lak. Umesto vode, za postizanje najboljih rezultata, preporu\u010deno je<\/p>\n
razre\u0111ivanje AMIG2000 – Akrilnim razre\u0111iva\u010dem. Boja je potpuno suva za manje od 24 sata.<\/p>\n