Italeri 4796AP FLAT PZ.DUNKELGELB 1943 20ml – Acrylic Model Paint

Italeri 4796AP FLAT PZ.DUNKELGELB 1943 is a professional acrylic paint designed for modeling, offered in a practical 20 ml container. This high-quality product is manufactured by the renowned Italeri company, which has specialized for years in providing accessories and modeling tools for hobbyists worldwide.

Purpose and Application

Dunkelgelb 1943 paint replicates the base color used by the German land forces (Wehrmacht) during World War II. This shade became the standard for German armored vehicles, tanks, and trucks from the beginning of 1943 until the end of the war (1943-1945). Widely seen on the eastern and western fronts, Dunkelgelb was characteristic for vehicles such as the Panzer IV, Panther, Tiger I, and Jagdpanzer.

• Scale application: suitable for models in 1/72, 1/48, 1/35, 1/16, and other scales.
• Country of use: Germany (Third Reich).
• Historical period: World War II.
• Product type: Liquid acrylic paint.
• Capacity: 20 ml with a convenient dropper.
• Finish: matte (flat).
• High durability: tough coating after drying, quick-drying formula.
• Mixability: the paint is perfect for mixing with other Italeri acrylics, allowing for creating weathering and shading effects.
• Ecology: water-based product, environmentally friendly and safe to use.

Product Advantages

Thanks to its realistic shade and ease of application, Italeri 4796AP FLAT PZ.DUNKELGELB 1943 is suitable for both beginner and advanced modelers building dioramas and historical models of German military vehicles. The well-thought-out coloring system ensures color uniformity, allowing for excellent results on both large surfaces and model details.

Recommendation and Difficulty

This product is especially recommended for enthusiasts of historical plastic modeling, naval modeling, and dioramas. Due to its ease of use and fast drying, we rate the application difficulty at 1/5.

Category

Italeri 4796AP FLAT PZ.DUNKELGELB 1943 is an acrylic model paint intended for professional and amateur use in historical and military modeling.