71197 Model Air - 1941 To 1943 - Great Patriotic War Paint set
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Set with 8 Model Air colors in 17ml. developed to paint the various camouflage schemes of Soviet aircraft and their different color combinations, from the beginning of the “Great Patriotic War” in June 1941 until the year 1943, turning point on the Eastern Front. AII Zashchitnyi Camouflage Green: Nitrocellulose lacquer for upper surface of aircraft with combined wood/fabric and eventually metal structures. Specifications issued in 1937 and used between 1938 and 1941. AMT-4 Camouflage Green: Nitrocellulose lacquer for upper surface color scheme “Black/Green” for aircraft of combined wood/metal structures and metallic finish. A-24m Camouflage Green: Oil-based enamel equivalent of the color AMT-4, upper surface color scheme “Grey/Brown/Green” and “Black/Brown Green” for airplanes with metal structures. AMT-6 Matt Black: Nitrocellulose lacquer for upper color scheme “Black/Green” used on aircraft of mixed structure and metal finish. AII Sv.gol. (Svetlo goluboi) Light Blue: Nitrocellulose lacquer for lower surface of aircraft with combined fabric/wood and eventually metal structure. Used widely in 1940-1942 and gradually replaced by AMT-7. AMT-7 Greyish Blue: Nitrocellulose lacquer for lower surfaces of aircraft with combined fabric/wood and metal structures. Introduced starting 1943 as a substitute for AII Sv.gol. A-28m Greyish Blue: Oil-based enamel equivalent to color AMT-7, for inferior part of aircraft with metallic structure. With time this color acquired a yellow tint. MK-7 Matt White: Removable, water-soluble paint, for temporary or seasonal deployment, used for Winter camouflage during the entire war (1941-1945).
Set with 8 Model Air colors in 17ml. developed to paint the various camouflage schemes of Soviet aircraft and their different color combinations, from the beginning of the “Great Patriotic War” in June 1941 until the year 1943, turning point on the Eastern Front. AII Zashchitnyi Camouflage Green: Nitrocellulose lacquer for upper surface of aircraft with combined wood/fabric and eventually metal structures. Specifications issued in 1937 and used between 1938 and 1941. AMT-4 Camouflage Green: Nitrocellulose lacquer for upper surface color scheme “Black/Green” for aircraft of combined wood/metal structures and metallic finish. A-24m Camouflage Green: Oil-based enamel equivalent of the color AMT-4, upper surface color scheme “Grey/Brown/Green” and “Black/Brown Green” for airplanes with metal structures. AMT-6 Matt Black: Nitrocellulose lacquer for upper color scheme “Black/Green” used on aircraft of mixed structure and metal finish. AII Sv.gol. (Svetlo goluboi) Light Blue: Nitrocellulose lacquer for lower surface of aircraft with combined fabric/wood and eventually metal structure. Used widely in 1940-1942 and gradually replaced by AMT-7. AMT-7 Greyish Blue: Nitrocellulose lacquer for lower surfaces of aircraft with combined fabric/wood and metal structures. Introduced starting 1943 as a substitute for AII Sv.gol. A-28m Greyish Blue: Oil-based enamel equivalent to color AMT-7, for inferior part of aircraft with metallic structure. With time this color acquired a yellow tint. MK-7 Matt White: Removable, water-soluble paint, for temporary or seasonal deployment, used for Winter camouflage during the entire war (1941-1945).
