Alclad ALC 121 Burnt Iron 30ml – professional metalizer paint for models

Alclad ALC 121 Burnt Iron 30ml is a high-quality metalizer lacquer designed for scale modeling, offering a realistic burnt iron effect. This product has been developed for recreating metallic surfaces on military models, vehicles, aircraft, and ships. Alclad II, renowned for innovative solutions in the metallic paints segment, guarantees excellent finish quality, coating durability, and remarkable color depth.

• Category: specialist model lacquers, ready to use in an airbrush
• Capacity: 30 ml – the ideal amount for numerous modeling projects
• Type: fast-drying lacquer-based paint, dedicated for spray application
• Color effect: burnt iron – nuanced with gloss and a dark metallic shade
• Material: solvent-based metalizer lacquer
• Application: engine components, barrels, armor detailing, exhaust mufflers

Modeling applications: ALC 121 Burnt Iron works excellently for painting plastic and resin models in 1/35, 1/48, 1/72, and 1/24 scales. It is used by aircraft modelers (e.g., on turbine rings, exhaust nozzles, aircraft engine exhaust pipes), as well as those creating dioramas with tanks, armored vehicles, or railway layouts, where a realistic heated, subdued metal effect is required.

Application technique: The paint looks best when applied over a semi-matte or glossy primer. It is recommended to use an airbrush at 1-1.5 atm pressure and maintain a distance of 4-6 cm from the model surface. Apply with smooth movements, similar to painting with a brush, to avoid streaks and ensure even coverage. Optional gentle polishing with a soft cloth allows for smoother tonal transitions.

Recommendation: The product is recommended for advanced modelers (difficulty level 2/5) as well as beginners who want to achieve a professional metallic surface effect. Indispensable for modeling military vehicles from World War II, the Cold War era, and modern equipment.

Why choose Alclad ALC 121 Burnt Iron? It combines application convenience, the highest quality effect, and broad usability, appreciated by modelers worldwide.