AK Interactive Soviet Aircraft Colors 1930s-1941 3G Acrylic Paint Set (AK11740)
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AK Interactive Soviet Aircraft Colors 1930s-1941 3G Acrylic Paint Set (AK11740)
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PROJ: AK11740 · SHEET 2 / 4
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Product overview
Eight 3rd Generation acrylic colours for Soviet Air Force aircraft from the 1930s to mid-1941, following the real sequence of schemes. Before 1937, Protective Green uppers over Grey-Blue undersides. Around 1937 an overall AE-9/AII Light Grey finish appeared on aircraft such as the Tupolev SB, replaced around the end of 1938 by overall AE-8/AII Aluminium. From February 1937, types such as the I-15bis and U-2 wore AII Green over AII Aluminium. From June 1940 the standard was green over light blue — and which green depends on construction: A-19f Grass Green for all-metal aircraft, AII Green for mixed-construction ones, with A-18f Light Grey-Blue and AII Light Blue beneath on the same split.
- Set contains (8 × 17 ml): AK11371 Protective Green 1920s-1930s, AK11907 Grey-Blue 1920s-1930s, AK11908 AE-9/AII Light Grey, AK11207 AE-8/AII Aluminium, AK11909 AII Green, AK11910 AII Light Blue, AK11912 A-18f Light Grey-Blue, AK11913 A-19f Grass Green
- Seven matt camouflage colours plus one metallic: AE-8/AII Aluminium is a metallic paint, so this is not a single-finish set — it covers the overall AE-8/AII Aluminium finish carried by aircraft such as the Tupolev SB and DB-3 bombers and UT-2 trainers
- Acrylic colours for brush; for airbrush, dilute with water or AK11500 thinner
- AK11741 Soviet Aircraft Colors 1941-1945 picks up the timeline where this box ends and shares not a single colour with it — the pre-war palette was superseded outright rather than extended
- The box carries AK's printed "Scale Reduction Factor" mark, as on the rest of the 3GEN AIR range
- Made by AK Interactive S.L. in Logroño, Spain
Notes · Q & A
What's the difference between a paint and a wash?
Paints are opaque colour for coverage; washes are thin, pigmented fluids that flow into recesses to add shading and depth. Most painters use both.
Can I use these paints in an airbrush?
Many acrylics can be thinned for airbrushing — check the product description; ranges marked "Air" or "airbrush-ready" work straight from the bottle.
Do I need a primer?
Yes for bare plastic, resin or metal — primer gives paint a surface to grip and prevents chipping.
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If you're not happy with your purchase, contact us within 30 days for a full refund or exchange. Items must be unused and in original packaging.
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Technical specifications
Product details
Brand
AK Interactive
Product code
AK11740
Type
Paints
Shipping weight
230 g
Barcode
8435568314474
Made in
Spain
Dimensions & contents
Pieces
8
Materials & finish
Medium
Acrylic
Usage & compatibility
Applicator
Bottle
Set contents
AK11371 Protective Green 1920s-1930s (set only)
AK11907 Grey-Blue 1920s-1930s (set only)
AK11908 AE-9/AII Light Grey (set only)
AK11909 AII Green (set only)
AK11910 AII Light Blue (set only)
AK11912 A-18f Light Grey-Blue (set only)
AK11913 A-19f Grass Green (set only)
Product
AK Interactive Soviet Aircraft Colors 1930s-1941 3G Acrylic Paint Set (AK11740)
Code (proj)
AK11740
Ship. weight
230 g
Brand
AK Interactive
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