Humbrol AB0243 243 RLM 72 Grun Matt Acrylic Paint 14ml

Humbrol AB0243 243 RLM 72 Grun Matt Acrylic Paint 14ml is a high-quality, matte acrylic paint primarily intended for modelers who demand the highest level of historical accuracy. The RLM 72 Grun color is one of the shades used on German Luftwaffe military aircraft during World War II, especially for camouflaging seaplanes and aircraft operating at low altitude in maritime conditions. This paint was used, among others, on flying boats such as the Dornier Do 24 and Blohm & Voss BV 138 between 1939 and 1945.

The Humbrol brand product is a reliable choice for both advanced model aircraft enthusiasts and beginners who wish to achieve an authentic effect when recreating historical models from the World War II period. This water-based paint works perfectly for painting plastic models in 1/72, 1/48, 1/32 and other scales. It can also be applied to wood, metal, ceramic, or glass, increasing its versatility in modeling and decorative projects.

• Capacity: 14 ml – covers approx. 0.3 m² of surface
• Color: RLM 72 Grun (matte green, German WWII military standard)
• Type: acrylic, water-dilutable paint
• Packaging: practical, tightly sealed container
• Odorless and fast-drying – ideal for home modeling
• Easy to use with a brush or airbrush (recommended to thin with water or a dedicated Humbrol thinner)
• Suitable for various materials: plastic, wood, metal, ceramic, glass

Humbrol AB0243 RLM 72 Grun Matt Acrylic Paint 14ml belongs to the category of modeling accessories – acrylic paints, ideal for precise painting of model kits, figures, accessories, and finishing details. Due to its compatibility with both brush and airbrush, this paint is recommended for both beginners and experienced modelers who appreciate high-quality coverage and fast drying.

This product is easy to use, and we rate the painting difficulty level at 1/5. The paint guarantees faithful historical reproduction, which is especially important for aviation modelers building Luftwaffe aircraft replicas from the WWII era.