Lifecolor UA244 Finnish WWII Army Harmaa N: 01 Grey 22ml

Lifecolor UA244 Finnish WWII Army Harmaa N: 01 Grey 22ml is a specialist acrylic paint in the shade “Harmaa N:01”, dedicated to recreating the authentic grey color scheme of the Finnish armed forces during World War II. This product was developed in collaboration with historians and modelers to provide the highest color accuracy and historical authenticity for recreating Finnish equipment and uniforms from 1939-1945. UA244 accurately replicates the original tone used on Finnish army equipment, vehicles, and uniforms, which played a key role during the Winter War and subsequent WWII actions in cooperation with Axis forces.

Lifecolor UA244 paint can be applied both by brush and airbrush, offering high versatility in modeling techniques and excellent coverage. Being water-soluble makes working with this product practical and safe for both the user and the environment. The paint is ideally suited for a wide range of surfaces including plastic, resin, metal, vinyl, wood, fabric, and ceramics, providing a durable and even finish without streaks or discoloration.

• Volume: 22 ml – enough to cover even large models or multiple elements in authentic Finnish camouflage.
• Type: Water-based acrylic paint – easy and safe to use.
• Category: Modeling paints – accessories for painting historical models and dioramas.
• Historical period: World War II – faithfully recreates Finnish military equipment from 1939-1945.
• Country: Finland – authentic color scheme of the Finnish ground forces.
• Material: Acrylic paint with high-quality pigments – providing intense, fade-resistant color.
• Usage: For painting plastic, resin, metal, and other model-making surfaces.

Lifecolor UA244 is especially recommended for historical modelers and enthusiasts working in 1/35, 1/48, 1/72 scale, focusing on the reconstruction of Finnish WWII equipment. It works perfectly for both beginners (difficulty level 1/5) and experienced modelers seeking original, high-quality paints for faithfully reproducing historical details on their models.