Acrylic Paint VALLEJO 70.823, 17 ml bottle — Luftwaffe Camouflage Green

VALLEJO 70.823, 17 ml — Luftwaffe Camouflage Green is a water-based acrylic model paint formulated for brush-on application. Packaged in a 17 ml bottle with a dispenser, this matt and opaque colour provides consistent coverage and a high pigment concentration suitable for scale models, miniatures and military vehicle replicas. The formulation dries quickly to a self-leveling, homogeneous film and offers strong adhesion to common modelling substrates such as plastic, resin, metal and primed surfaces.

Advantages

This acrylic paint delivers uniform, matt coverage with concentrated pigments designed for fine detail and larger surfaces alike. It is fast-drying and self-leveling, reducing visible brush marks while maintaining opacity. The water-based formula is compatible with standard modelling varnishes and glazes and is easy to thin or mix with other Model Color tones. Brushes and tools are cleaned with water.

Suitable for

• Painting scale aircraft and military vehicle models
• Detail work on miniatures and figures
• Weathering bases and overpainting after priming
• Mixing custom camouflage shades and touch-ups

Key specifications

• Finish: matt, opaque
• Volume: 17 ml
• Colour family: green (Luftwaffe Camouflage Green)
• Base: water-based acrylic
• Application: brush-on
• Drying: fast-drying, self-leveling paint film
• Adhesion: suitable for plastic, resin, metal and primed surfaces
• Cleaning: water for tools and brushes

How to use

For best results apply the paint over a properly primed surface. Shake the bottle before use and dispense a small amount onto a palette. Thin with water or an appropriate acrylic thinner if necessary to achieve the desired consistency for fine detail or covering larger areas. Apply in thin, even layers, allowing each coat to dry before adding additional layers or varnish. Use standard modelling varnishes and glazes after the paint has fully cured.

Usage recommendations

Store the bottle upright and tightly closed when not in use. Test compatibility with existing primers and varnishes on a scrap piece before applying to the completed model. Work in a well-ventilated area and avoid freezing temperatures to preserve paint performance.