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Kit de modelismo ABTEILUNG 502, 20 ml, aceite de modelado de hierba verde

Proveedor: Proveedor: ABTEILUNG
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Precio de venta $17.08
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Kit de modelismo ABTEILUNG 502, 20 ml, aceite de modelado de hierba verde

Kit de modelismo ABTEILUNG 502, 20 ml, aceite de modelado de hierba verde

$17.08
  • Color de aceite para modelar
  • Tubo flexible de 20 ml
  • Color perfecto para desarrollar luces y sombras o efectos difuminados de colores verdes.


Color: Hierba verde | Tamaño: 20 ml Color perfecto para desarrollar luces y sombras o
Efectos desvanecidos de colores verdes. También luce fantástico en figuras verdes cuando
Buscando luminosidad extra.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this product used for?
This is a modeling oil color designed for scale model painting. Use it to create highlights, shadows, and weathered or faded effects on military vehicles, figures, and other miniature models with green colors.
How much paint is in the tube?
The tube contains 20ml of oil color, which is a standard size for detailed model work and lasts through multiple projects.
Can I use this on plastic model kits?
Yes, this oil color works on plastic scale models. Oil paints are excellent for blending and creating realistic wear effects on model kits.
How do I thin or clean up this oil paint?
Oil paints require an oil-based solvent or thinner to thin the paint and clean brushes. Standard mineral spirits or dedicated model paint thinners designed for oils work well.
Will this work for green military vehicles and figures?
Yes, this green grass color is specifically formulated to add depth and luminosity to green-painted figures and vehicles, making it ideal for highlights and realistic weathering effects.
Is this paint suitable for beginners?
Oil paints have a longer working time than acrylics, which is great for blending, but they require solvents for cleanup and a bit more technique. Experienced modelers typically get the best results.