Lifecolor UA222 Olive Drab FS 34088 22ml – Acrylic Model Paint for Military Applications

Lifecolor UA222 Olive Drab FS 34088 22ml is a high-quality water-based acrylic paint designed for modelers seeking authentic shades for historical and modern military models. The Olive Drab FS 34088 color is a standard green shade widely used by the US Armed Forces, particularly from World War II to the present day. The 22 ml capacity ensures long-lasting use and easy application with both brushes and airbrushes.

FS 34088 Olive Drab adheres to the original Federal Standard specifications, being one of the most important colors used by the US Army for painting combat vehicles, Sherman tanks, M3 Lee, M4, self-propelled artillery, transport vehicles, as well as equipment used during Pacific and European conflicts and in the post-war period. This shade remained current during the Korean and Vietnam wars, and its modifications can still be seen on modern armored vehicles and NATO equipment.

• Manufacturer: Lifecolor
• Volume: 22 ml
• Category: Water-based acrylic model paint
• Material: High-quality water-soluble pigments
• Main use: Painting plastic models in 1/72, 1/48, 1/35, 1/16, and other scales
• Thinning and cleaning: Water or dedicated Lifecolor products
• Suitable for: Plastic, resin, metal, vinyl, wood, fabric, ceramics
• Finish: Matte, excellent for weathering and realistic effects
• Country of original color use: USA, NATO
• Historical period of use: World War II, Cold War, modern times

This product is recommended for both beginner and advanced modelers who seek a realistic reproduction of the colors of military vehicles and equipment. Lifecolor UA222 Olive Drab features excellent coverage, abrasion resistance, and even drying. The acrylic formula ensures fast drying and ease of application on various surfaces.

Difficulty level: 1/5 – a paint friendly even for those just starting their modeling adventure.

Thanks to its versatility, Lifecolor UA222 is perfect for painting military models in various scales and dioramas, making it an indispensable item in the arsenal of any modeler who values historical accuracy in their projects.