Humbrol DB0061 No 61 Flesh - Matt - 14ml – Acrylic Model Paint

Humbrol DB0061 No 61 Flesh – Matt – 14ml is a high-quality, matt acrylic paint dedicated to precise painting of plastic models as well as surfaces made from various materials. The modern bottle with a practical dropper allows for exceptionally easy, economical, and clean dosing of the paint, which will be appreciated by both beginners and advanced modelers.

• Capacity: 14 ml, sufficient for covering large model surfaces.
• Finish: Matt – faithfully reproduces human skin tone, ideal for military figures, historical and civilian characters.
• Base: Water-based acrylic paint – provides high abrasion resistance, quick drying, and safe, odorless use in home conditions.
• Application: Designed primarily for plastic models in popular scales (e.g. 1/35, 1/24, 1/72), but also works perfectly on wood, metal, glass, ceramic, cardboard, and properly prepared plaster or hardboard.
• Easy application: Thanks to the dropper, the paint is suitable both for brush painting and for airbrush application after dilution (recommended ratio 2:1 with Humbrol acrylic thinner).
• Drying time: Touch-dry in about 1-2 hours, fully hardened after a few hours.
• Cleaning: Tools can be easily washed with water or acrylic thinners when wet (once dried – use cellulose cleaner).

Product category: Acrylic model paint in a bottle with a dropper.

Why choose Humbrol DB0061 No 61 Flesh?

This paint stands out with excellent coverage, superb adhesion, and an exceptionally realistic skin tone, making it essential for painting miniature figures and diorama details. Thanks to the possibility of applying several thin layers, the paint does not clog model details, ensuring a highly satisfying final effect. The product is recommended for both beginners and advanced modelers (application difficulty: 1/5). An excellent choice for creating eye-catching characters, busts, and historical miniatures.

Humbrol – Proven quality for years
The Humbrol brand has been synonymous with reliability in the modelling world for decades. Humbrol paints are regularly used by modelers worldwide for both military-historical and civilian projects.