Hobby & Model Paints

ORANGE LABELThe basic label. The orange dot is the element that remarks a range of colours designed for any kind of modeller. The clear and easily identifiable label includes the name of the colour and its reference code at the top.click here to see the full colour chart and equivalence table...

ORANGE LABELThe basic label. The orange dot is the element that remarks a range of colours designed for any kind of modeller. The clear and easily identifiable label includes the name of the colour and its reference code at the top.click here to see the full colour chart and equivalence table...

ORANGE LABELThe basic label. The orange dot is the element that remarks a range of colours designed for any kind of modeller. The clear and easily identifiable label includes the name of the colour and its reference code at the top.click here to see the full colour chart and equivalence table...

ORANGE LABELThe basic label. The orange dot is the element that remarks a range of colours designed for any kind of modeller. The clear and easily identifiable label includes the name of the colour and its reference code at the top.click here to see the full colour chart and equivalence table...

This 3Gen set has been developed with What-if models in mind, to represent the colours of German army vehicles as they might have appeared in 1946. To ensure accuracy of your finished model AK paints have been designed to take the 'scale reduction effect'* into account...

The range with figure label is a compilation of very specific colours used for painting historical figures, including WWI, WWII and modern uniforms...

The range with figure label is a compilation of very specific colours used for painting historical figures, including WWI, WWII and modern uniforms...

The range with figure label is a compilation of very specific colours used for painting historical figures, including WWI, WWII and modern uniforms...

ORANGE LABELThe basic label. The orange dot is the element that remarks a range of colours designed for any kind of modeller. The clear and easily identifiable label includes the name of the colour and its reference code at the top.click here to see the full colour chart and equivalence table...

ORANGE LABELThe basic label. The orange dot is the element that remarks a range of colours designed for any kind of modeller. The clear and easily identifiable label includes the name of the colour and its reference code at the top.click here to see the full colour chart and equivalence table...

The AFV label identifies specific colours for painting military vehicles from all eras. Very special tones used by different armies in different periods (FS, RAL, etc.)..

The AFV label identifies specific colours for painting military vehicles from all eras. Very special tones used by different armies in different periods (FS, RAL, etc.)..

The AFV label identifies specific colours for painting military vehicles from all eras. Very special tones used by different armies in different periods (FS, RAL, etc.)..

This is a 4-bottle selection set of acrylic 3Gen paint to replicate the typical brownish look of most British tanks in 1917 and 1918. The Khaki Brown colour was created to disguise such low speed monsters in the mud and mire of No Man's Land. This range of colours offers the perfect combination of t..

The most common patterns used by US Vehicles in Europe in 1944-45 peridod arepossible with this 3Gen set of three colours...

This acrylic 3en paint set has been designed to replicate the colours used by Red Army vehicles during the 1935-1945 period. This set includes the 4BO, 7K, 6K, 3BAU and a green protective coating for the interwar period of WWII.This set also includes a Washable White paint colour that mimics the fie..

A combination of acrylic 3Gen paints in a special set, containing the most common colours of German army vehicles used between 1937 and 1943, plus a special washable paint that works like the original one used in WWII. To ensure historical accuracy of your finished model AK Paints have been speciall..

The AFV label identifies specific colours for painting military vehicles from all eras. Very special tones used by different armies in different periods (FS, RAL, etc.)..

The AFV label identifies specific colours for painting military vehicles from all eras. Very special tones used by different armies in different periods (FS, RAL, etc.)..

ORANGE LABELThe basic label. The orange dot is the element that remarks a range of colours designed for any kind of modeller. The clear and easily identifiable label includes the name of the colour and its reference code at the top.click here to see the full colour chart and equivalence table...

BLUE LABELThe range contains a selection of 22 metallic tones with ultrafine pigmentation, marked by the label featuring a dark blue circle. click here to see the full colour chart and equivalence table...

This 3Gen selection of colours offers the modeller the four most common tones used by tanks and artillery units of the German Army during the Great War. With this set, the colourful camouflage schemes used on German beasts can be replicated with accuracy. To ensure historical accuracy of your finish..

Set of six 3Gen acrylic paints including the IDF colours Sand Grey and Early Dark Yellow, exactly as they are used on real IDF vehicles, or the characteristic IDF Green from the first periods. It includes also the SLA Blue and LAF Green...

BROWN LABEL The general label to identify the inks is the one with a brown circle. The inks of this range are not standard ones, the balance between fluidity and intensity allows to carry out the most challenging works. The selection of tones is ideal for working on most of the possible tonesclick h..