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Acrylic paint set for Afrika Korps (6x 12ml) ICM 3077

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Vendor: ICM

Product code: ICM3077

EAN: 4823044411726

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Acrylic Paint Set for Afrika Korps (6x 12ml) ICM 3077

The acrylic paint set for Afrika Korps (ICM 3077) is an excellent choice for modelers who wish to replicate the historical vehicles and equipment used by the German armed forces in North Africa during World War II. This set includes six carefully selected colors that perfectly capture the characteristic hues used by the Afrika Korps. ICM acrylic paints are known for their high quality, excellent coverage, and ease of application, making them an ideal choice for both beginner and advanced modelers.

The set includes the following colors:

Middle Stone (No. 1060)
Offwhite (No. 1028)
Leather Brown (No. 1053)
German Field Grey (No. 1070)
Silver (No. 1024)
Green Ochre (No. 1059)

Each tube contains 12 ml of paint, providing enough quantity to paint several models. These paints are ideal for use on plastic models, and their quick-drying formula allows for rapid progress in work.

Type of paint: Acrylic
Volume: 12 ml x 6 tubes
Colors: Middle Stone, Offwhite, Leather Brown, German Field Grey, Silver, Green Ochre

The Afrika Korps, officially known as Deutsches Afrikakorps (DAK), was a German expeditionary corps that operated in North Africa during World War II. Established in 1941, the Afrika Korps was commanded by General Erwin Rommel, known as the "Desert Fox" due to his tactical skills and successes in desert campaigns.

The Afrika Korps played a key role in the African campaign, fighting against British forces and their allies. Despite initial successes, logistical difficulties, lack of supplies, and the numerical superiority of the enemy ultimately led to the defeat of Axis forces in North Africa in 1943. The characteristic colors of Afrika Korps vehicles, adapted to desert conditions, became an icon of this theater of war and are eagerly replicated by modelers around the world.