Lifecolor UA486 ERDL Light Green 22ml – Acrylic Model Paint

Lifecolor UA486 ERDL Light Green 22ml is a high-quality acrylic paint dedicated to both hobbyists and professional modelers. This water-soluble paint is characterized by excellent coverage and very easy application. The ERDL Light Green shade matches the light green found on the legendary ERDL (Engineer Research & Development Laboratory) camouflage used on US Army military equipment during the Vietnam conflict (1967–1975) and throughout the Cold War. This color was a distinctive part of the "Woodland ERDL" camouflage scheme, widely used during the Vietnam War and subsequent military conflicts by US Army and US Marines units.

Lifecolor UA486 was created with modelers passionate about armored vehicles, military equipment, and figures in scales such as 1/35, 1/72, 1/48, and 1/16 in mind. Its high pigmentation ensures ideal reproduction of the historic colors used by armies during the Vietnam War and the Cold War era, allowing for an authentic recreation of the atmosphere of those times.

• Volume: 22 ml
• Product type: Water-based acrylic model paint
• Manufacturer: Lifecolor (renowned for precision and historical accuracy of shades)
• Application: Plastic, resin, metal, vinyl, wood, fabric, ceramic
• Application method: Airbrush or brush
• Example uses: M48 tanks, M113, UH-1 Huey helicopters, US Army vehicles from the Vietnam War era
• Color: Light Green – ERDL camouflage

Lifecolor UA486 ERDL Light Green paint has been developed for demanding modelers in search of precise color schemes dedicated to U.S. military vehicles and equipment. It is characterized by fast drying, odorlessness, and compatibility with multiple types of primers. It works excellently with advanced modeling techniques such as shading, washing, drybrushing, or mixing with other Lifecolor series paints. The paint is suitable for modelers of all experience levels (difficulty: 1/5), making it a perfect choice for both beginners and professional creators of dioramas or military vehicles. Highly recommended for all enthusiasts of historical military models from the Cold War, local conflicts, and 20th-century equipment reconstructions.