AK Interactive Real Colors - 1945 Panzer Set (RCS123)

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£14.85

By spring 1945 German armour was a patchwork of scrounged paint, worn primer and whatever camouflage scheme a hard-pressed factory could manage — and this set puts that exact chaos in your airbrush. AK Interactive's Real Colors range is formulated to match documented wartime references, so you're not guessing at "close enough" greens and browns. Best for Late-war Panther, Tiger II and StuG builds Ambush and hardedge camouflage schemes Anyone finishing a 1945 German armour diorama Load the set straight into the airbrush and lay down base coats without mixing or thinning guesswork — the shades a

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