PACTRA A7 - Insignia red (G) 10ml acrylic model paint

PACTRA A7 - Insignia red (G) is an intensely covering, high-quality acrylic model paint that stands out with a vivid, deep shade of red—known as Insignia Red. The product is packed in a practical 10 ml container, ideal for both beginner modelers and advanced miniature enthusiasts. The paint is produced by the renowned brand Pactra, valued for years in the modeling world for the innovation and durability of its products.

The Insignia Red color (code designation: A7) is a specific, historically accurate shade used, among others, by the United States Air Force and the Allies during World War II and the postwar period. This distinctive red was used to mark aircraft fuselage components, tactical numbers, national insignia, and emblems. It is perfect for recreating Allied combat aircraft—such as the P-51 Mustang, P-47 Thunderbolt, or B-17 Flying Fortress—as well as modern machines where historical commemorative and museum replica schemes are used.

• Volume: 10 ml
• Type: Acrylic paint for plastic, resin, and metal models
• Country of color usage: USA, United Kingdom (e.g., Allied military aircraft)
• Period of use: World War II, postwar period, modern times
• Base material: Acrylic (water-based), non-toxic, fast-drying
• Application: Brush and airbrush painting, covers with the first coat, suitable for details and larger surfaces
• Category: Acrylic model paints

PACTRA A7 - Insignia red (G) paint offers excellent adhesion to all modeling surfaces—plastic, resin, metal, and wood. Its ergonomic screw-top packaging makes dispensing and storing the product easy. The color was developed according to the Federal Standard FS palette, guaranteeing authenticity in recreating historical models.

This product is recommended for every modeler, both beginners and advanced (application difficulty level: 1/5). It is ideal for painting details, military markings, finishing elements, and insignias on models in any scale: 1/72, 1/48, 1/35, or larger. PACTRA A7 guarantees quality, durability, and faithful historical reproduction. Recommended both for building aircraft and military models, vehicles, or historical dioramas.