Lifecolor UA813 - Rail Blue 22ml

Lifecolor UA813 Rail Blue 22ml acrylic paint is a premium product designed for demanding modelers who require perfect reproduction of original colors for their miniatures and dioramas. This series was created by the renowned manufacturer Lifecolor, widely appreciated among plastic scale modelers, railway enthusiasts, and those recreating all types of vehicles and historical scenes.

• Water-based acrylic paint – safe and easy to use
• Capacity: 22ml, ideal for both large and small projects
• Color: Rail Blue (UA813), specially developed for realistic finishes on railway models, British locomotives, and carriages from the 1960s to 1990s
• Can be applied with a brush or airbrush – excellent coverage and high yield
• Airtight packaging – paint does not dry out quickly
• Matte finish
• Mixable with other Lifecolor paints or water, allowing for countless shades
• Excellent adhesion to plastic, resin, wood, metal, vinyl, fabric, and ceramic
• Contains no harmful solvents – environmentally and health friendly

The Rail Blue shade was widely used by British railways, including British Rail, from the post-war period up until the 1990s. It was the staple color for locomotives and carriages during the so-called "Corporate Blue Era", when efforts were made to unify vehicles in navy blue tones with yellow fronts. Thus, this paint is an essential touch for modelers recreating historical British railway models, including those running in railway clubs or on diorama layouts today.

This paint falls under the category: professional acrylic model paints. The manufacturer recommends it to all modelers – from beginners to advanced – due to its ease of mixing, wide range of applications, and high tolerance for application technique errors. The construction and use difficulty level is 1/5: ideal both for those just starting their adventure with model painting and for experts looking for a precise historical effect. We especially recommend this product to railway modeling enthusiasts, military and civilian modelers, diorama builders, and historical detail recreators.