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Military
model paints by famous companies such as Testors and Tamiya are
popular. The Testors Model Master brand especially.
The
military colors and shades cover wartime vehicles, from tanks
to trucks to other armor and weapons.
Not
just from past wars, all the way to WWI, but paint colors include
modern military vehicles as well.
Many
contries are represented. From the RAF, the USSR, Germany, Isreali,
Italians, to of course, American military vehicles and tanks.
These
paints are traditionally flat (or what you would call Matte),
meaning, they don't have a shiny finish to them. Just like real
military vehicles.
Military
aircraft model paints are well represented. Colors like Gull Grey
and Blue Angel Blue are staples in the wide range of tones for
modern aircraft, such as jets. But older colors are available
for aircraft from WWI, such as biplanes, and prop aircraft from
WWII.
While
some colors are limited, there are paints for naval vessels as
well, rounding out the full range of military paint colors for
model kits.
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Tamiya
TS series paints are a synthetic lacquer that dry in just
minutes and cure faster than traditional enamel paints.
Tamiya
spray paints are not affected by acrylic or enamel paints.
These are especially formulated to work on plastic model kits. |
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Tamiya
AS series paints are a synthetic lacquer that dry in just
minutes and cure faster than traditional enamel paints.
Tamiya spray paints are not affected by acrylic or enamel
paints. These are especially formulated to be used on plastic
Aircraft model kits (though, they could be used on other
plastic kits as well).
The
AS-series colors are designed to replicate specific aircraft
colors, but I've used them on cars and other kits with no
issues.
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