Lifecolor UA038 - Non Specular Bluegrey FS35189 22ml

Lifecolor UA038 - Non Specular Bluegrey FS35189 22ml – acrylic model paint

Model paint Lifecolor UA038 - Non Specular Bluegrey FS35189 22ml is a high-class product from the renowned Italian manufacturer LifeColor, dedicated especially to demanding modelers seeking historically accurate colors. The Non Specular Bluegrey FS35189 shade has been developed to achieve authentic painting effects for models of vehicles and aircraft used by the U.S. during World War II, reflecting the standards used in the United States Navy (US Navy) and the Marine Corps (USMC) aviation from 1941-1945.

Non Specular Bluegrey paint was a characteristic camouflage color used for painting the upper surfaces of aircraft such as the Grumman F4F Wildcat, Douglas SBD Dauntless, Vought F4U Corsair, and TBF Avenger, operating from aircraft carriers in the Pacific theater. Thanks to its perfect match with the Federal Standard 35189 specification, Lifecolor UA038 paint allows modelers to achieve a matte, non-specular finish, faithfully reproducing historical guidelines for those building replicas of machines from this era.

• Capacity: 22ml – enough to paint several models in 1/32, 1/48, or 1/72 scale
• Product type: Water-based acrylic model paint
• Material: Non-toxic acrylic formula, safe and odorless
• Surfaces: Suitable for painting plastic, resin, metal, vinyl, wood, fabric, and ceramic
• Application: Excellent for both brush and airbrush – even coating without streaks
• Category: Model chemistry – acrylic paints for modelers
• Historical period: World War II (USA, US Navy/USMC)

Lifecolor UA038 paint is characterized by excellent coverage and abrasion resistance, as well as ease of mixing and shading. It is an ideal choice for both advanced and beginner modelers: ease of use rating – 1/5. Low toxicity and neutral odor make this product perfect for use at home as well.

We recommend Lifecolor UA038 paint to all aviation and historical modelers who seek the highest possible color accuracy and a professional finish, especially when working on models of American aircraft from World War II.