Vallejo Panzer Colors (8 color set) (70108)

The Vallejo Panzer Colors (8 color set) (70108) acrylic paint set features specially selected colors dedicated to modelers recreating Wehrmacht armored vehicles from the World War II era. The package includes 8 bottles of 17 ml each, containing shades most commonly used on German tanks and military vehicles from 1939-1945.

• Set contents: Black Grey (70862), Chocolate Brown (70872), Green Brown (70879), Khaki Grey (70880), Reflective Green (70890), Dark Yellow (70978), German Cam. Dark Brown (70826), German Cam. Medium Brown (70871).
• Dedicated use: Painting plastic, resin, and metal models in scales such as 1/35 and 1/72 – particularly recommended for German tank models (e.g., Tiger, Panther, Panzer IV), but also applicable to other Wehrmacht armored vehicles.
• Historical period: World War II, with emphasis on the years 1943-1945, when the characteristic three-color camouflage (Dunkelgelb, Olivgrün, Rotbraun) was introduced.
• Country of origin of the original vehicle: Germany.
• Material: Water-based acrylic; paints are environmentally safe and safe for the modeler, application possible with both brush and airbrush.
• Paint designations: The set features colors that precisely replicate original Wehrmacht lacquers, ensuring authenticity for painted models. The paint formula allows for easy mixing and the creation of aging and weathering effects.
• Category: Acrylic model paint set.
• Level of use difficulty: 1/5 – the set is designed for both beginners and advanced modelers, especially recommended for those starting to paint World War II military models.
• Why choose this set? Vallejo is a renowned producer of model paints, valued for high pigment quality, excellent coverage, abrasion resistance, and quick drying times. This set allows you to reproduce the authentic painting of German armored equipment with precision, making it an ideal choice for history enthusiasts, battle re-enactors, and diorama model exhibitors.
• Recommended for: WWII tank modelers, collectors, military enthusiasts, and those preparing historical dioramas.