Vallejo Model Air Acrylic Paint - German Yellow Brown, 18 ml
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Vallejo Model Air German Yellow Brown is an 18 ml bottle of water-based matt acrylic made for airbrushing military models. It is mixed to match a documented German military reference, so it suits modelers building WWII armor and aircraft who want a historically accurate color straight from the bottle. Compared with general-purpose craft acrylics, it sprays at low pressure without heavy thinning and holds fine surface detail. Modelers rate the Model Air line for consistent pigment and easy cleanup, though some find individual bottles need a little thinner and a good shake before use.
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Modelers who use the Model Air line praise its sprayability, consistent pigment and accurate military colors. Complaints tend to be about needing thinner in some bottles and the small bottle size.
Vallejo Model Air German Yellow Brown is a matt, water-based acrylic paint formulated especially for airbrushing. It belongs to the Model Air range of military colors used from WWI and WWII to the present. Each color is based on research into existing and past military references, for historical accuracy in scale models.
The paint can be used directly or diluted with Vallejo Airbrush Thinner or Flow Improver. Prime the surface first, then apply the paint in several layers. It dries very quickly to a uniform, highly resistant paint film that preserves even the smallest model details.
For airbrushing, the recommended compressor pressure is 15 to 20 PSI (0.5 to 1 kg). The paint can also be applied with a brush.
