Acrylic paint VALLEJO 72.414 Turquoise 18 ml liquid

VALLEJO 72.414 Turquoise is an 18 ml liquid acrylic paint formulated for model making, miniatures and general hobby painting. This water-based acrylic offers a smooth, opaque turquoise color that works well for fine detail, layering and base coats. The 18 ml bottle is convenient for small projects and touch-ups, and the liquid consistency makes it suitable for brush application and for airbrush use when properly thinned.

Advantages

The water-based formulation provides easy thinning and fast cleanup with water, while maintaining strong pigment coverage and good adhesion to typical modelling surfaces such as plastic, resin and metal. Its liquid consistency ensures smooth flow from both brushes and airbrushes after appropriate thinning, enabling precise detail work and uniform color application. The paint dries to a stable finish that accepts subsequent layers and washes.

Suitable for

• Painting scale models and miniatures
• Detailing figures and vehicle models
• Layering, glazing and color blending techniques
• Touch-ups and small craft projects

Key specifications

• Volume: 18 ml liquid acrylic
• Color: Turquoise
• Base: Water-based acrylic
• Application: Brush or airbrush (airbrush after thinning)
• Drying behaviour: Fast drying, suitable for layering
• Compatibility: Adheres to plastic, resin and primed metal surfaces

How to use

Shake the bottle well before use to ensure uniform pigment distribution. Apply with a fine brush for detail work or dilute with an appropriate acrylic thinner or water for airbrushing and smoother coverage. For best results on non-porous surfaces, use an appropriate primer first. Allow each layer to dry before applying additional coats or washes to achieve even color and depth.

Usage recommendations

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Clean brushes and airbrush components promptly with water after use. Test thinning ratios on a spare surface to find the ideal flow for your brush or airbrush; thin gradually to avoid overspray or loss of opacity.