Vallejo 73110 Burnt Umber – Model Pigment 30 ml

Vallejo 73110 Burnt Umber is a high-quality model pigment in a burnt umber shade, designed for advanced weathering and aging techniques for scale models. Its unique formula is based on natural mineral pigments, making the achieved effect perfectly imitate real phenomena such as accumulated earth, mud, or operational dirt on vehicles, buildings, and miniatures. The product is manufactured by the Spanish company Acrylicos Vallejo – a leader in the modeling industry, valued by modelers all over the world.

• Capacity: 30 ml – economical packaging allows for long-term use even in large projects.
• Shade: Burnt Umber – a deep, realistic brown, ideal for simulating dried mud, heavy earth, and dirt on armored vehicles, combat vehicles, trains, and dioramas.
• Applications: the pigment is perfect for weathering plastic models (e.g. 1/35, 1/72, 1/24 scale), airplanes, WWII and modern tanks, historical figures, and architectural dioramas.
• Country of origin: Spain
• Material: finely ground pigment powder; non-toxic, easy to mix with various media (such as fixers, Vallejo thinners, or water).
• Safety: product in a sealed jar with a secure cap, contains no substances harmful to health.
• Usage: can be applied dry or as a suspension with a fixer to achieve various effects – from delicate dust to heavy operational stains. It can be removed, modified, and layered for full control over the final result.
• Category: model pigment, accessories for scale modeling and dioramas.

I recommend the Vallejo 73110 Burnt Umber pigment for both beginner and advanced modelers. It enables extremely realistic weathering and aging effects, increasing the credibility of your diorama or model vehicle. I rate the application difficulty as 1/5 – this pigment is easy to use and any mistakes can be easily corrected. An excellent choice for all modeling scales and domains: from military vehicles to aircraft models and architectural dioramas. If you care about high-quality weathering effects, this pigment is an essential part of your modeling toolkit!