USA Olive Drab (608)

USA Olive Drab is an acrylic, airbrush, primer paint from the Vallejo Model Air range.

• Acrylic - Acrylic paints are water-based and quick drying, typically drying within minutes after application. This allows painters to apply multiple layers quickly. They can be diluted with water and are easier to clean up than oil paints.
• Airbrush - Airbrush paints have a thinner consistency allows the paint to flow smoothly through the airbrush without drying tip or spitting Airbrush paints provide highly uniform, thin layers of color ideal for basecoating and zenithal highlighting. They can be used with a brush and but wouldn't require additional thinning.
• Primer - A primer is a preparatory base coat that is applied to the bare miniature or model before painting begins. They can help create a smooth surface, improve paint adhesion, create an opaque base color for subsequent paints and some primers will also act as a barrier, protecting the miniature's surface from moisture or humidity, which can cause paint to behave unpredictably.

30 similar / alternative paints to Vallejo Model Air "USA Olive Drab (608)" found:

• Ak Interactive 3rd Gen Acrylic: Basalt Grey (AK11021).
• Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0: Mummified Grime.
• Army Painter Warpaints: Dark Stone.
• Two Thin Coats Wave 2: Ashen Grey and Eidolon Grey.
• Vallejo Hobby Paint: Russian Green 4BO (28.003), US Olive Drab (28.005), German Field Grey (28.006), and Russian Uniform (28.007).
• Vallejo Model Air: Interior Green (71.010), Dark Green (71.012), USAF Olive Drab (71.016), Russian Green 4BO (71.017), Green RLM62 (71.104), Light Olive (71.247), Bronze Green (71.250), Brown Violet RLM81 (71.264), IJA Dark Green (71.285), US Dark Green (71.289), US Forest Green (71.294), Amt-4 Camouflage Green (71.301), A-24M Camouflage Green (71.303), and Dark Slate Grey (71.309).
• Vallejo Model Color: Refractive Green (70.890), Olive Grey (70.888), US Olive Drab (70.887), Russian Uniform WWII (70.924), US Dark Green (70.893), Camouflage Olive Green (70.894), and German Fieldgrey WWII (70.830).