Humbrol DB0072 No 72 Khaki Drill Matt - 14ml

Humbrol DB0072 No 72 Khaki Drill Matt -14ml is a high-quality, fast-drying water-based acrylic paint primarily dedicated to plastic modelling. This colour is a classic military khaki used, among others, by British ground forces during World War II, making it indispensable when painting replicas of tanks, military vehicles, aircraft, or figures from this era.

• Capacity: 14 ml in an ergonomic dropper bottle that makes precise measuring and mixing of paints easier.
• Properties: Matte finish, optimal coverage, excellent pigmentation and very good adhesion to most modelling substrates.
• Application: Ideal for models in scales such as 1/72, 1/35, 1/48, or 1/24. Especially recommended for representing British vehicles and their equipment from World War II, e.g., Crusader tanks or Bedford trucks.
• Versatility: Can be used not only on plastic but also on wood, metal, glass, cardboard, or sealed plaster. It is also perfect for diorama works.
• Easy application: For best results, apply two thin coats with a brush or airbrush—the paint does not separate or dry too quickly on the palette. It can be easily thinned with special Humbrol thinner or water.
• Drying time: About 1-2 hours to fully dry with traditional application, longer for glossy or metallic layers.
• Category: Acrylic modelling paint, dedicated for hobbyists and professionals.
• Tool cleaning: With water or acrylic thinner when wet, with cellulose thinner when dry.

Recommendation: The product is recommended for both beginner modellers and advanced enthusiasts who expect high colour consistency and paint durability on the model. The ergonomic dispenser allows you to use the entire contents of the bottle without waste or mess at your workspace.

Ease of use: 1/5 – very easy to apply, does not require special skills or modelling experience.

Humbrol DB0072 No 72 Khaki Drill Matt -14ml is a guarantee of professional finish for your models and historical dioramas. With this paint, you will authentically recreate military equipment from the mid-20th century, regardless of scale or the armed forces depicted.