Zero Paints ZP-1054 Lola T70 - Royal Blue Paint 60ml

The modeling paint Zero Paints ZP-1054 Lola T70 Royal Blue Paint 60ml is a specialized product designed for modeling, faithfully replicating the original color of the legendary Lola T70 race cars. Developed by the renowned company Zero Paints, this paint is dedicated to enthusiasts of car and motorcycle modeling who care about the highest quality finish and authentic reproduction of historical details.

Historical description and application:
The Lola T70 is a British racing car that achieved triumphs in the second half of the 1960s, especially in series such as Can-Am and the 24h Le Mans endurance races. Original race vehicles of this type were predominantly used during the so-called golden age of motorsports – the years 1965-1970 – making the Royal Blue color a historically accurate finish for models from this era. British cars dominated these races, which is why Royal Blue was one of the iconic accents characteristic for vehicles from the United Kingdom.

Product category:
Modeling lacquer for airbrush – acrylic base paint, ready to use straight from the package (pre-thinned specifically for airbrush spraying). Suitable for use on plastic, resin, metal and other modeling materials.

• Volume: 60 ml
• Dedicated for models in scales 1/12, 1/24, 1/20, 1/43 and others – optimal for cars and motorcycles
• The unique Zero Paints formula guarantees fast drying and excellent adhesion
• The paint is intended only for use with an airbrush – not suitable for brush painting
• Provides an intense, deep color, unique for Lola T70 models as well as other classic race cars
• Pre-thinned – ready to use without further dilution required
• Can be applied to various surfaces after proper model preparation (priming)

Difficulty level of application: 2/5 – a product ideal for both beginners and advanced modelers, thanks to its ease of use and professional final effect.

Recommendation:
Zero Paints ZP-1054 Lola T70 Royal Blue Paint 60ml is recommended for every ambitious car modeler who wants to achieve a historically accurate and striking appearance for 1960s models, especially those replicating British race cars. The original and saturated paint formula fully captures the spirit of those races.