Anyhow... Alexander talks about this set

He is not talking about the paint itself. Everyone knows the quality is one of the highest on the market. The question is the colors.
The box says "6 authentic acrylic colors". How authentic are they? It looks like the manufacturer assures us that those are the exact colors used in WWII. What "olive" colors (UA #237 and 238) got to do with soviet WWII camouflage? Color UA #240 4BG: why do they call it "Light Khaki"? The proper name for it is "4БГ - авто-защитный" (4BG - avto-zaschitniy). It was not used for armor.

Then Alexander offers to compare the colors given by Lifecolor to the real ones using their digital equivalents.
On the left - real colors. On the right - the ones offered in the set.

4BO and FS34257 (same as 14257):

And what is 4BO var.? Variation of 4BO? One of the vesions of a same color? Or is it a paint for those who supports the belief that soviet tanks were painted with whatever paint factory could come up with?
4BG:

6K that for some reason named "6RP":

And 7K with the wrong name also:

The purpose of this post was not to offend anyone here or the Lifecolor. The purpose of this was to make modelers aware of what they are buying.
Make your own conclusions.
Thank you, and I hope this information will help some of you.