Latest generation colors, with a new technologically superior formula to paint with a brush and airbrush, avoiding the traditional clogs when diluted.
Non-toxic, very high pigmentation, coverage and resistance for models kits, miniatures and modeling in general.
The new cap allows you to quickly identify the color.
It comes in 17ml bottles.
The paint is prepared to be applied directly from the bottle by brush, without getting tired of shaking since another of its advances is the incorporation of special anti-decanters that prevent the separation of the paint components within the bottle.
Once dry, the colors are permanent and waterproof. They are resistant to oils, enamels, washes, solvents or any potentially aggressive technique. They are easily applied without hiding the finest details of the figures or vehicles. The formula offers adhesion and resistance up to twice as much as other paints in the market.
Are you tired of experiencing clogging in the airbrush with acrylic paints, having cuts in the stroke or getting sandy paint? One of the advantages of the third generation formula is to have solved these problems and improved the performance.
High opacity and water-based pigmentation that overcome any other product in the market. Current paints contain cellulose and resins that make them, even when diluted, not cover or clog in the airbrush. We have created a new formula for brush and airbrush painting avoiding this problem, getting a quick drying, a matt finish and an intense tone.
It comes in a 17ml bottle. with dropper and its weight is 35gr. The patented design of the cap allows to deposit paint and see the exact tone in vertical position, allowing a fast and exact identification.
236 state-of-the-art colors, the most extensive range in the market for acrylic colors in which you will find a solution whatever your specialty is. Made with a technologically superior formula for painting with a brush or an airbrush. No toxic elements, very high pigmentation, ideal for models, miniatures and modeling in general.
