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WINTER COAT US ARMY

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$7.13 $10.33 In stock

US Army Winter Coat. Set of 4 acrylic paints, with colors suitable for painting the classic wool coat worn by the US Army during World War II, very popular during the Battle of the Bulge. Before using the paint can, pierce the cap. We recommend inserting a small ball or stirrer into the can to facilitate mixing the paint.


Contains:


SW16 Camo Gray


SW18 Camo Dark Brown


SW33 Dark Earth


SW51 US Dark Brown

Paint set

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Joseph ★★★★★

The four paint pots have a nice creamy consistency that goes on smoothly for detailing the wool texture. I’m using them on a 1/35 figure, and the earthy olive tones match the wartime photos I’ve seen.

Edward L. ★★★★★

I was surprised how well the four acrylics capture the authentic olive drab and khaki tones of a WWII wool greatcoat. They mix nicely for subtle weathering effects, which is exactly what I needed for my Battle of the Bulge figure project.

Samuel X. ★★★★☆

The paint set has just enough variety to accurately shade the classic wool color, and the consistency was perfect for layering. I only wish the tube of black was a bit larger for the darker areas.