Alclad II ALC E216 RLM 70 Schwarzgrun (Black Green) 30ml

Alclad II ALC E216 RLM 70 Schwarzgrun (Black Green) 30ml is a specialist, fast-drying enamel model paint created for the most demanding modelers who wish to achieve historical accuracy in painting scale models. The RLM 70 Schwarzgrün color is the original shade used by the Luftwaffe (Air Force of the Third Reich) during World War II. This paint was mainly used for painting the upper surfaces of the wings and control surfaces of German military aircraft—especially bombers and fighters such as the legendary Messerschmitt Bf 109, Junkers Ju 87 Stuka, or Heinkel He 111.

• Scale of use: Paint designed for use in any modeling scale—from 1/144 to 1/24 and larger, ideal for painting aircraft elements and vehicles from the World War II period.
• Country of original use: Germany (Luftwaffe, Third Reich)
• Historical period: World War II (1939-1945)
• Material: High-quality modeling enamel, adapted for use with any Alclad primer. The special formula provides an exceptionally smooth coating and high resistance to abrasion and weather conditions.
• Volume: 30 ml – enough to accurately paint several models in standard scales (e.g. 1/72, 1/48, 1/35).
• Category: enamel model paint for airbrush
• Level of difficulty: 2/5 – Product suitable for both intermediate and experienced modelers. At least basic experience with an airbrush is recommended.

Why choose Alclad II ALC E216 RLM 70 Schwarzgrun?

Alclad II E216 paint from the Mil-Spec series stands out with its precisely matched RLM 70 shade, corresponding to historical Luftwaffe color standards. Its fast-drying formula and outstanding resistance to scratching and abrasion make it perfect for wings, control surfaces, and other aircraft areas. Particularly recommended for aviation modeling enthusiasts, historical reconstructions, and World War II dioramas seeking realism and durable finishes. The product is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers and enables professional results, even on demanding, detailed models.