• Product Name: ICM 3077 Acrylic paint set for African Corps Uniform 12 ml х 6

The ICM 3077 acrylic paint set is a specialist kit designed to faithfully reproduce the colors of German Afrikakorps uniforms, the combat formation of the Third Reich’s army during World War II. This product is the ideal choice for modelers building historical figures and dioramas who seek maximum realism when painting soldiers participating in the North Africa campaign from 1941 to 1943. The set includes six dedicated shades, designed based on authentic archival uniform materials, enabling professional finishing of various uniform components—from the tropical tunic, through trousers, to details like caps and gear accessories.

• Purpose: A set dedicated to painting figurines and plastic models depicting Deutsche Afrikakorps soldiers.
• Country of use: Germany, Third Reich Army – Deutsches Afrikakorps (DAK).
• Historical period: World War II, years 1941-1943, operations in North Africa (Libya, Egypt, Tunisia).
• Contents: 6 bottles of 12 ml, authentic colors (including sand, olive, brown, and additional shades for shading effects).
• Product type: Water-based acrylic paint set (safe, odorless, fast-drying).
• Application method: Ready to use with a brush; for airbrush application it is recommended to dilute the paint with dedicated thinner in a 40:60 ratio.
• Category: Acrylic model paints, modeling accessories.
• Difficulty level: 1/5 – intuitive product, also for beginner modelers.
• Recommendations: I recommend this set to all historical modelers, especially those interested in the subject of World War II desert battles. The precisely selected color palette makes it easier to achieve authentic color effects. It is an excellent choice for both beginners and advanced modelers, whether you work with 1/35, 1/16, or 1/72 scale figures. ICM paints stand out for their easy application, good adhesion, and high coating durability.

The ICM 3077 set guarantees a perfect reproduction of historical Afrika Korps uniforms and enables you to fully exploit the potential of details offered by modern figure models.