AMMO by Mig Jimenez 20903 ATOM RAF WWII Desert Colors Set 4x20ml is a specialized set of acrylic paints created for modelers recreating British Royal Air Force (RAF) aircraft operating in North Africa during World War II. The set is dedicated to the precise replication of authentic camouflage patterns used between 1940 and 1943 on aircraft such as the Supermarine Spitfire, Hawker Hurricane, Curtiss Tomahawk, and Bristol Beaufighter, both in RAF and by British allies.

The set includes four carefully selected colors:

• ATOM-20021 Sand Yellow
• ATOM-20029 Red
• ATOM-20057 Brown
• ATOM-20119 Azure Blue

Each paint has been formulated in an authentic shade, making it significantly easier to accurately paint historical camouflage patterns from the RAF's North African campaign. These colors were widely used by Allied air forces during desert campaigns, such as the Battle of El Alamein, emphasizing the originality and historical accuracy of the model.

The set contains innovative water-based ATOM acrylics that combine the best features of modeling paints: durability, fast drying, easy application by brush or airbrush, self-leveling properties, and excellent coverage from the very first layer. These paints are non-toxic and odorless, making work comfortable and safe. Thanks to the high surface coating strength, all types of weathering products, varnishes, and decal solutions can be applied. The 20 ml dropper-style bottles with droppers enable convenient and precise dispensing—especially valued by modelers working with airbrushes.

An excellent choice for 1/72, 1/48, and 1/32 scale, and for modelers specializing in World War II aviation. The product is intended for beginners, intermediate, and advanced modelers—the level of difficulty in using the paint is rated at 1/5 due to very good application, high coverage, and the possibility to correct mistakes. The set belongs to the category of “model accessories – acrylic paints”. We highly recommend it to anyone who expects the highest color accuracy, quality, and comfort when working on historical RAF aircraft models in desert climates.