AK Interactive RC926 Dark Olive Drab 41 17 ml – Lacquer Model Paint for Professionals

AK Interactive RC926 Dark Olive Drab 41 17 ml is a high-quality lacquer-based paint designed for precise painting of plastic, resin, and 3D printed models. This product was created for the most demanding modelers who are looking for realistic finishes and reliability when working with both airbrush and paintbrush.

Historical Color – Dark Olive Drab 41

The color Dark Olive Drab 41 was widely used by the United States Army during World War II. It coated M4 Sherman tanks, artillery systems, armored vehicles, and many other military vehicles and equipment. The authenticity of this shade is crucial for historical modelers striving for the most accurate representations of vehicles used on the fronts of Europe, Africa, or the Pacific between 1942–1945.

• Volume: 17 ml
• Type: Lacquer paint
• Category: Model paints for airbrush and brush
• Color: Dark Olive Drab 41 (authentic US Army WWII shade)
• Manufacturer: AK Interactive (Spain)
• Recommended thinners: RC701/RC702 High Compatibility Thinner or dedicated lacquer thinners
• Finish: Smooth, semi-matte
• Works perfectly with weathering, pigments, filters, and varnishes

Advantages and Applications

AK Interactive RC926 features exceptionally smooth application and quick drying. Its innovative formula ensures excellent adhesion to any modeling surface—from plastics to 3D prints. The paint does not peel or flake and provides excellent coverage from the first layers. The specially selected color tone requires no mixing, ensuring full compliance with the historical original.

Who do we recommend it for?

This product is recommended for beginner and advanced modelers, especially enthusiasts of WWII military subjects and American equipment reconstruction. It is perfect for work on vehicles in 1/35, 1/48, or 1/72 scale. Due to its ease of use, we rate the difficulty level at 1/5.

By choosing AK Interactive RC926 Dark Olive Drab 41, you are guaranteed professional results and faithful reproduction of historical models.