AK Interactive RC319 A-14 INTERIOR STEEL GREY 10ML – lacquer-based acrylic paint

AK Interactive RC319 A-14 INTERIOR STEEL GREY 10ML is a high-quality model lacquer-based acrylic paint, created specifically to perfectly replicate the interior colors of Soviet armored vehicles and aircraft from World War II. The shade A-14 Interior Steel Grey was widely used in Soviet tanks, aircraft, and combat vehicles, particularly as a color for factory interior finishes – the interiors of turrets, hulls, and mechanical components of many famous machines such as the T-34 and IS-2 tanks or Yak-9 fighter planes. The period of use for this shade is mainly World War II (1939-1945).

• Capacity: 10 ml
• Paint type: Lacquer-based acrylic
• Packing: Glass jar
• Intended for application by brush and airbrush
• Fast drying, highly resistant to abrasion and weather factors
• Excellent coverage – perfectly smooth and satin surface finish

The paint formula has been precisely matched based on historical analyses of archival samples. Thanks to this, the color is extremely faithful to the original of the era. RC319 A-14 Interior Steel Grey exceptionally well imitates the original Soviet lacquer used in military vehicles, which is a great advantage for modelers who care about historical authenticity in their projects.

This product belongs to the category of modeling accessories – lacquer-based acrylic paints. It can be thinned using the dedicated AK Interactive thinner or other products intended for lacquer-based acrylic paints (not vinyl).

I recommend AK Interactive RC319 A-14 INTERIOR STEEL GREY especially to intermediate and advanced military modelers who value precision of detail and historical authenticity. The product is also suitable for beginners, thanks to its easy application and excellent coverage properties. I rate the level of application difficulty as 1/5.

This paint, ensuring durability and high quality of finish, is an excellent choice for 1/35, 1/48, as well as other scales of military and aviation models from the World War II era.