Online Vendor Adalbertus send us news of a new paint set from LifeColor.
The new set CS23 Soviet Army WW2, covers numerous shades and colours for Red Army camoflage use and consists of 6 new acrylic paints. Sure to be a welcome addition for any Soviet Armour fan, these paints will doubtless find uses in numeorus subjects in WW2 and Cold War topics.
These sets are available for Pre-order now on http://www.Adalbertus.com.pl
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New Soviet Paint Set from Lifecolor
Gundam-Mecha

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Posted: Tuesday, October 26, 2010 - 02:43 AM UTC

bill_c


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Posted: Tuesday, October 26, 2010 - 06:45 AM UTC
I would love to know more from our Soviet armor enthusiasts about this set. I have seen two different shades of Soviet green (EW and LW), but don't know about the other options.

vonHengest

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Posted: Tuesday, October 26, 2010 - 06:56 AM UTC
I'm really looking forward to this set, and I would like to know what the thoughts are of those who are more knowledgeable about the colors as well.

Gundam-Mecha

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Posted: Tuesday, October 26, 2010 - 09:32 PM UTC
What is really interesting about this set is the fact that it's for camo colours for Soviet Tanks.
Camo schemes on WW2 Soviet Armour were quite rare, so it's really interesting to see a paint manufacturer suggesting custom colours for them. It would be fascinating to see where Life Colour got their references or to hear about the kind of research they under went.
Soviet Green is such a funny one though as there was so much variation between tanks depending on local resources.
Camo schemes on WW2 Soviet Armour were quite rare, so it's really interesting to see a paint manufacturer suggesting custom colours for them. It would be fascinating to see where Life Colour got their references or to hear about the kind of research they under went.
Soviet Green is such a funny one though as there was so much variation between tanks depending on local resources.
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