General Modelling

GWR dark stone shade used for buildings.

GWR light stone shade used for buildings.

For GWR Rolling Stock.

For GWR coaching and freight stock.

Humbrol has been the modellers standard for decades. Originally produced in a small range of colours for painting bike frames, it now comes in over...

Humbrol has been the modellers standard for decades. Originally produced in a small range of colours for painting bike frames, it now comes in over...

These precursors to the poster boards we know today were once a common sight on the railway and at the roadside. These signs have a self adhesive b...

Create an accurate regional look for your station with colour-coded signage for either the 'Big Four' or 'BR' periods. These signs have a self adhe...

Railway trackside signage is an important feature on any model railway from small shunting yards to large terminus stations. These signs have a sel...

DETAILS Railway travel posters were commonplace with many of the most famous becoming design classics. These signs have a self adhesive backing so ...

Poster boards are absolutely vital if you want your station to look prototypical.  As well as posters and timetables they are used to convey up to ...

DETAILS These precursors to the poster boards we know today were once a common sight on the railway and at the roadside. These signs have a self ad...

In 2002 Mig Jimenez created for first time the FILTERS, based in his technique developed in 1998. These products become very popular around the wor...

Sand color used by the Luftwaffe in their desert camouflage during the second world war in the upper surfaces. It was used by almost all German uni...

Sinai Grey Colour used by Israel Defence Forces since First Lebanon War to nowadays. Acrylic - Authentic colour formulated for maximum brush & ...

New colour formula to exactly match the use of this colour on real IDF vehicles. Greyish green ideal to paint Israel vehicles with the most realist...

Water based thinner specifically designed for use with Ammo acrylics, also compatible with other acrylic brands as well. This is the necessary prod...

Acrylic paint to be use in combination with other tones of the same colour range to obtain the modulation effect, interesting light effects, and vo...

Green colour used by the Luftwaffe on desert camouflages during WWII, normally combined with RLM79 Sandgelb. It can be applied in mottled patterns ...

Camo Green RLM 82 ( Hellgrun ) colour, accurately reproduced a variety of Luftwaffe camouflage patterns for Me-262, Bf-109, FW-190 and most Luftwaf...

Dark Gray Blue FS 15102 has been accurately studied and reproduced for the most authentic Pacific Theatre tri-tone aircraft camouflage, ideal for F...

Specific colour for Modern Russian cockpits. Used for  MiG-21, MIG-23, MIG-25, MIG-27, MIG-31, early MiG-29, and Mi-8,Mi-24. Also used in SCUD vehi...

Specific cockpit colour for WWII USAF/US NAVY. Used for most popular American aircraft cockpits. All products are acrylic and are formulated for ma...

Specific colour for early WWII Luftwaffe cockpits and interiors, landing gear, and undercarriage surfaces during WWII. In the cockpits this colour ...

Federal Standard 35237 is the colour used on early scheme of F-18 in combination with FS 36375 and 35237, and on F-14 tactical late scheme in combi...

Colour formulated by the UVZ design team to be used for the Russian Arms Fair. Non-official colour of the Russian Army. Lusterless yellow tone well...

Vibrant Lime Green colour perfect for painting your wargame and sci-fi scenarios, battlegrounds, buildings, crates, bunkers, and the debris of war....

Cold Grey colour for machines & robots, aircraft, sci-fi, civilian, modern camouflage. Common colour for a wide variety of genre and subjects. ...

Burnt Sand colour specially formulated for painting authentic highlights and illuminations on figures painted in dark skin tones as well as earth c...

Brown color SCC 2. This color was used by British Army in the European Front (ETO) from 1941 to 1944 as base color. Authentic color formulated for ...

Mud has been frequently used as makeshift camouflage for military vehicles. This reference allows us to representing not only wet soil and mud, but...

Special acrylic paint used to easily obtain the finish of a glass surface. This water-based paint is odourless and non-toxic. It can be applied dir...

RAL 6014 Gelboliv color. This color was used by Bundeswehr for decades on vehicles such as Leopard and many others. Authentic color formulated for ...

Green colour Federal Standard 24087. One of its main uses is the application to North American vehicles on Vietnam era. Authentic colour formulated...

Ochre earth colour. One of its many uses includes the application to WWI German and British vehicles. Authentic colour formulated for maximum brush...

Green moss colour. One of its many uses includes the application to IWW British vehicles. Authentic colour formulated for maximum brush & airbr...

Khaki colour. One of its many uses includes the application to WWII Japanese vehicles. Authentic colour formulated for maximum brush & airbrush...

Warm sand-yellow color. One of its many uses includes the application to 1916-1945 French vehicles. Authentic color formulated for maximum brush &a...

Specific colour for Russian army from the 80s to the present, which was used in combination with other colours such as black or green khaki. Many a...

Specific colour for Russian army from the 80s to the present, which was used in combination with other colours such as oil ochre, black and others....

During recent years, the American military has applied various colours for its desert vehicles, but the most important and often used is FS 33446. ...

7K Sand color used by Soviet Army as camouflage during World War Two.  Acrylic - Authentic color with optimized formula for maximum performance wit...

Gelbraun was used by DAK from March 1942 to May 1943 as base coloUr. For the first time, modelers will be able to paint DAK vehicles without comple...

Dunkelgelb applied to German Vehicles in 1945. It is lighter than RAL 7028 DG I Dunkelgelb and less yellow than RAL 7028 Mid-war. At the end of 194...

Dunkelgelb for German Vehicles in 1945. It is darker than RAL 7028 DG III Dunkelgelb and less yellow than RAL 7028 Mid-war. At the end of 1944 the ...