Vallejo 73118 Brown Iron Oxide

Vallejo 73118 Brown Iron Oxide is a high-quality modeling pigment designed for demanding military and diorama modelers. This pigment features a realistic, deep brown shade that perfectly mimics the effect of iron oxide, known from natural corrosion processes and mechanical soiling. The product is made by the renowned Spanish manufacturer Vallejo, specialized in model paints, pigments, and accessories for scale models.

Vallejo 73118 Brown Iron Oxide is prepared from ultra-fine, authentic mineral pigments, guaranteeing excellent adhesion to plastic, metal, wood, and plaster surfaces. Its versatility makes it ideal for use with military vehicle models (in all scales: 1/72, 1/48, 1/35), historical miniatures from World War I and II, the Cold War, and even modern urban scenes. It is also suitable for dioramas featuring tanks, self-propelled guns, trenches, as well as industrial infrastructure elements or field fortifications.

The product comes in a practical, screw-cap jar with a capacity of 35 ml, allowing convenient use and long-term protection against drying out. The pigment can be applied both dry, with a brush, and with fixers or mediators, which further broadens the range of achievable effects: from subtle dust to more intense, structural dirt or rust marks.

• Category: Model pigment
• Intended use: Plastic models, resin models, plaster elements, dioramas
• Material: Mineral pigment
• Capacity: 35 ml
• Color: Brown Iron Oxide (iron oxide brown)
• Manufacturer: Vallejo, Spain
• Applications: Rust effects, soiling, weathering
• Historical periods: World War I, World War II, Cold War, modern times
• Difficulty level: 1/5 (very easy to use, also ideal for beginners)

We recommend Vallejo 73118 Brown Iron Oxide pigment to all modelers who care about achieving a realistic weathering effect on their models and dioramas. Thanks to its ease of application and full compatibility with other Vallejo pigments and media, it will work well for both beginners and advanced users seeking to enhance the visual qualities of their model projects.