Lifecolor PG114 Powder Pigments N. Europe Dry Mud 22ml – Model Pigments Northern Europe Dry Earth

Lifecolor PG114 Powder Pigments N. Europe Dry Mud 22ml is a professional product dedicated to modelers seeking high-quality pigments that allow for realistic earth and mud effects, typical of Northern European field conditions. This specialized pigment perfectly imitates dry, light brown earth, making it an excellent choice for military dioramas, armored vehicles, and infantry figures used from World War II up to the present day.

• Volume: 22ml – efficient packaging, sufficient for numerous modeling projects.
• Purpose: plastic and resin modeling, dioramas, military vehicles, figures.
• Application technique: the pigment can be used dry with a brush or mixed with water, isopropyl alcohol, solvents (turpentine, white spirit), or modeling binders. When mixed with a medium, it forms a paste, creating a 3D effect.
• Special features: realistic texture, easy to mix with other Lifecolor pigments, fade resistant.
• Compatibility: ideal for use with acrylic, enamel, and oil paints/coats.

Lifecolor PG114 Powder Pigments are products created especially for advanced weathering and recreating exploitation effects such as dried mud, dusted track surfaces, dirty vehicle bodies, or soiled terrain on model bases. They perform perfectly when applied with a brush or a wide airbrush (recommended needle/nozzle diameter is minimum 0.3mm).

The Lifecolor PG114 modeling pigment is not a classic assembly model, but rather a product from the category of specialist weathering modeling additives. The formula is based on high-purity mineral materials, and all ingredients are non-toxic and safe to use.

We recommend Lifecolor PG114 pigment to all modelers, both beginners and advanced, who want to add realism and depth to their work. Due to its simplicity of application and high degree of control over the final effect, the product receives a difficulty rating of 1/5.

An excellent choice for dioramas from the World War II era, the Cold War, and modern conflicts, whenever a genuine Northern European dry mud effect is required on vehicles and figures.