Lifecolor PG108 Powder pigments Oxidation state 22ml

Lifecolor PG108 Powder pigments Oxidation state 22ml – Professional modeling pigment for oxidation effects

Lifecolor PG108 Powder pigments Oxidation state 22ml is a high-quality modeling pigment designed for precise reproduction of realistic aging, oxidation, or rust effects on scale models. This product is an essential addition for every modeling enthusiast who values faithful detail replication and wants to elevate the realism of their work.

• Capacity: 22 ml – efficient preparation sufficient for many modeling projects.
• Category: Modeling pigment, chemical accessory for finishing plastic, resin, and metal models.
• Purpose: Ideal for creating metal oxidation, rust, dirt, dust, and operational wear effects on vehicle models, figures, buildings, and dioramas.
• Compatibility: Suitable for models in any scale (e.g. 1/35, 1/24, 1/72, and others), regardless of historical period – from World War I and World War II to modern models.
• Usage: Pigments can be mixed with water, alcohol, thinners, turpentine, or white spirit. They can be applied both with a brush and airbrush (recommended nozzle diameter minimum 0.3 mm). It is also possible to apply them dry for dusty dirt effects, or to mix with a binder to create a thick paste imitating a 3D texture.
• Material: Finely ground, high purity powder, perfect for precise shading and imitation of oxidation effects on model surfaces.

Oxidation and dirt effects used in modeling:
Thanks to Lifecolor PG108 pigments you can easily create realistic discoloration on parts of armored vehicles, aircraft, or soldier and military equipment figures from various historical periods, e.g. WWII steel tank hulls, oil leaks on modern trucks, or patinated urban architecture elements.

Why do we recommend Lifecolor PG108 pigment?
It guarantees very natural and durable aging effects so even beginner modelers (difficulty level 2/5) can achieve excellent results. Advanced modelers will appreciate its versatility – the pigment can be used for classic plastic models, as well as dioramas and historical vignettes.