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Evolution Matters!! ¡¡La Evolución Importa!! G * High G * High in Qu in Qu L a L a E L E L D I D It T O O Y Y ...AND THE FAMILY GROWS... ...Y LA FAMILIA CRECE... EVOLUTION MATTERS!! ¡¡LA EVOLUCIÓN IMPORTA!! G * HIGH G * HIGH IN QU IN QU L A L A E L E L D I D IT T O O Y Y M M A A ...AND THE FAMILY GROWS... E C V C R R F R U Y A Y L AK continues to evolve, in our endeavor to offer the best paints on the market, we have adapted and improved G I L I C C I F I C P R C I P all our standard acrylics and sets to turn them into 3rd Generation acrylics. A O R A I T N O I S N I T Perfect paints to apply either with a brush, or with an airbrush, diluted with water or with our Thinner. T S S T H I S D H R E D O R V E F O E AK sigue evolucionando en su empeño por ofrecer las mejores pinturas del mercado. Hemos adaptado y V F L D O E D P E E L P O mejorado todos los acrílicos y sets del actual catálogo para convertirlos en acrílicos de 3ª Generación. Pinturas perfectas tanto para pincel como para aplicar con aerógrafo diluidas con agua o con Thinner. ACRYLICS FOR ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLES ACRÍLICOS ESPECIALES PARA VEHÍCULOS MILITARES 80 NEW COLORS 80 NUEVOS COLORES The AFV label identifies specific colors for painting military vehicles from all eras. Very special tones used by different armies in different periods (FS, RAL, etc.). La etiqueta AFV engloba colores específicos para pintar vehículos militares de todas las épocas. Colores muy especiales utilizados por diferentes ejércitos en diferentes periodos (FS, RAL, etc.). 2.60€ EACH / UNIDAD AK11301 AK11303 AK11302 AK11304 AK11305 AK11306 WWI BRITISH WWI FRENCH WWI FRENCH WWI FRENCH WWI FRENCH WWI FRENCH KHAKI BROWN ARTILLERY MILKY COFFEE BROWN GREEN 1 GREEN 2 BASE GREY AK11307 AK11308 AK11309 AK11310 AK11311 AK11312 RAL 7009 RAL 6007 GRÜN RAL 6003 RAL 6003 RAL 6011 RAL 6011B HELLGRAU OLIVGRÜN OLIVGRÜN RESEDAGRÜN RESEDAGRÜN OPT.1 OPT.2 AK11314 AK11318 AK11313 AK11315 AK11316 RAL 7008 AK11317 RAL 7028 RAL 7008 RAL 7017 RAL 7021 GRAUGRÜN RAL 7027 GRAU DUNKELGELB GRAUGRÜN DUNKELBRAUN DUNKELGRAU OPT 2 (INITIAL) AK11319 AK11320 RAL 7028 AK11323 AK11325 RAL 7028 AK11326 AK113127 DUNKELGELB RAL 6040 F9 RAL 1039 F9 DUNKELGELB RAL 8031 F9 RAL 8000 AUSGABE HELLOLIV SANDBEIGE (VARIANT) SANDBRAUN GELBBRAUN 1944 AK11329 AK11330 AK11328 AK11331 AK11333 AK11334 RAL 8013 RAL 8017 RAL 8012 RAL 8020 CREMEWEISS OLIVE DRAB ROTBRAUN ROTBRAUN ROTBRAUN BRAUN BASE 2 AK11336 AK11337 AK11335 AK11338 AK11339 AK11340 Nº5 EARTH Nº6 EARTH Nº1 LIGHT GREEN Nº8 EARTH RED Nº9 OLIVE DRAB Nº13 DESERT BROWN YELLOW (FS34151) (FS30117) (FS33070) SAND (FS30279) (FS30099) (FS30257) AK11345 AK11341 AK11342 AK11343 AK11344 AK11346 APC INTERIOR OCEAN GRAY DARK GREEN MERDC SAND FIELD DRAB FOREST GREEN LIGHT GREEN (FS35164) (FS34102) (FS30277) (FS30118) (FS34079) (FS24533) AK11347 AK11348 AK11350 AK11349 AK11352 AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN MODERN AK11351 CARC TAN 686A IDF MODERN CAMOUFLAGE CAMOUFLAGE SPANISH WOOD BASE (FS33446) GREY BROWN GREEN GREEN AK11353 AK11354 AK11355 AK11357 AK11358 IDF SAND GREY IDF EARLY AK11356 IDF GREEN LAF GREEN NATO GREEN 1970S-1980S SAND YELLOW SLA BLUE AK11361 AK11362 AK11363 AK11359 AK11360 AK11364 NEW IRAQI BRITISH SAND FRENCH ARMY NATO BROWN NATO BLACK FRENCH ARMY ARMY SAND YELLOW DESERT SAND GREEN AK11365 AK11366 AK11367 AK11368 AK11369 AK11370 FRENCH ARMY MUSTARD BASE GREEN RUSSIAN RUSSIAN DARK RUSSIAN GREY-BLUE YELLOW (PROTECTIVE) GREEN 4BO BROWN 6K SAND 7 AK11371 PROTECTIVE AK11372 AK11373 AK11374 AK11375 AK11377 GREEN WASHABLE KHAKI GREEN SILVER GREY SLATE NO.34 LIGHT STONE 1920S-1930S WHITE PAINT NO.3 NO.28 NO.61 AK11381 AK11384 AK11378 AK11382 AK11383 AK11385 BRITISH DARK S.C.C. NO.1A PORTLAND BRITISH BRITISH LIGHT S.C.C. NO.2 OLIVE GREEN VERY DARK STONE NO.64 DESERT PINK ZI MUD BROWN PFI BROW AK11386 AK11387 S.C.C. NO.15 3B AU/ZB AU OLIVE DRAB 3 * HIGH NG Q LI UA E L D IT O Y M A E C FIGURE SERIES ACRYLICS R R U Y L G I I C F ACRÍLICOS DE LA SERIE FIGURAS P C I A R I N O T T S S I D H E R V O E F L O D P 40 NEW COLORS E 40 NUEVOS COLORES The range with figure label is a compilation of very specific colors used for painting historical figures, including WWI, WWII and modern uniforms. El rango de pinturas para figuras es una compilación de colores muy específicos utilizados para pintar figuras históricas, incluyendo Primera Guerra Mundial, Segunda Guerra Mundial y uniformes modernos . 2.60€ EACH / UNIDAD AK11403 AK11405 AK11406 AK11401 AK11402 AK11404 HIGHLIGHT DARK SHADOW REDDISH BASE FLESH LIGHT FLESH SHADOW FLESH FLESH FLESH BLACK AK11407 AK11408 AK11409 AK11410 AK11411 AK11412 BLACK UNIFORM DOT44 BROWN ORANGE TAN DARK GREEN LIGHT GREEN MEDIUM GREEN BASE BASE AK11414 AK11415 AK11416 AK11417 AK11413 AK11418 SPLITTERMUSTER SPLITTERMUSTER WAFFEN WAFFEN DENISON TAN BROWN BLACK BASE BASE GREEN SPOTS BROWN GREY BROWN AK11421 AK11423 AK11419 AK11420 AK11422 FIELD GREY AK11424 WAFFEN RED DARK OLIVE WAFFEN GREEN GREEN OCHER KHAKI BASE #2 (GREY GREY GREEN BROWN UNIFORM) AK11425 AK11429 AK11430 AK11427 AK11428 FIELD GREY AK11426 RUSSIAN RUSSIAN GREEN UNIFORM LIGHT GREEN BASE #1 (GREEN GREY BLUE UNIFORM UNIFORM BASE UNIFORM UNIFORM) LIGHTS BASE AK11431 AK11433 AK11432 AK11434 AK11435 AK11436 RUSSIAN BLUE US OLIVE BASE RUSSIAN BLUE RED BROWN FIELD DRAB CANVAS TONE LIGHTS BASE UNIFORM AK11440 AK11437 AK11438 AK11439 DESERT BRITISH UNIFORM BRITISH UNIFORM FRENCH GREYISH UNIFORM BASE LIGHTS BLUE BASE 4 5 TYPES OF ACRYLIC SET BOXES TIPOS DE CAJA DE SET DE ACRÍLICOS The new acrylic sets follow the line of the previous AK sets in terms of composition, consisting of 3, 4, 6 or 8 colors. The current selections feature the specific color tones from the AFV and Figure ranges, which in some cases are combined with the colors from the basic 3G acrylic range in order to offer the modeler the most appropriate colors for painting their scale models and figures. All the sets are now packed into elegant and sturdy boxes. Los nuevos sets siguen la linea de los anteriores sets de AK en cuanto a composición, ahora con una cuidada línea de 3, 4, 6 o 8 colores. Las selecciones actuales incluyen colores exclusivos. Algunos sets combinan los tonos de la serie 3Gen general para ofrecer al modelista en cada momento los colores más apropiados para pintar sus modelos a escala y sus figuras. 3 & 4 COLORS SET BOXES CAJAS DE SET DE 3 & 4 COLORES 6 & 8 COLORS SET BOXES CAJAS DE SET DE 6 & 8 COLORES The rear sides of the boxes feature color profiles or other illustrations which clearly explain the possible use for the colors included in a particular set. En las traseras de cada set se muestran distintas opciones de decoración y ejemplos o instrucciones para pintar los vehículos o las figuras en los casos de sets de figuras, haciendo muy intuitiva la usabilidad de cada color dentro de los sets. Los colores de los sets también pueden mezclarse entre sí para lograr distintas combinaciones. * HIGH NG Q LI U E A D L IT O Y M ARMORED FIGHTING VEHICLES ACRYLIC SETS A V C F R A Y SETS ACRÍLICOS DE VEHÍCULOS MILITARES L C I I C R P O A T I S N I T H 40 NEW SETS S R D O E F V D E E L P 40 NUEVOS SETS O The AFV range includes the specific sets for painting military vehicles of various armies, from different periods. Colors for each set have been selected after studying the most accurate reference sources. The modulation sets contain the four colour tones that allow for easy application of the modulation technique and these can be mixed with each other to achieve even smoother transitions. The generic sets help to finish the details of military vehicles or any vehicle in general. The colors have been designed taking into account the scale reduction factor. La línea AFV consta de los sets específicos para pintar vehículos militares. Cada selección ha sido estudiada para representar fielmente los colores correctos en modelos a escala. Los sets de modulación contienen una selección de cuatro colores para realizar esta técnica. Los colores pueden mezclarse entre si para obtener transiciones aún mas suaves. Los sets de 3,4,6 o 8 colores permiten realizar distintas variantes dependiendo de cada ejército y el propósito del set. Los sets genéricos pueden cubrir las necesidades básicas de la pintura de vehículos. Los colores han sido diseñados teniendo en cuenta el efecto escala. AK11639 10.40€ 4BO RUSSIAN GREEN MODULATION SET Set de 4 pinturas acrílicas 3Gen para vehículos pintados en verde ruso 4BO. Esta selección de colores ofrece la combinación perfecta A special set of 3rd Generation acrylic paints intended for finishing vehicles painted in 4BO Russian Green using the modulation de tonos para aplicar la técnica de la modulación. Cada color es diferente y combinado permite crear un efecto óptico de modulación technique. Each color is different and combining them allows for easy creation of a visual volume to your model and achieving subtle de luz. Los cuatro tonos permiten obtener la transición sutil de color, y se recomienda no evitar ningún color. Las pinturas se pueden color transitions. It is recommended not to avoid using any color during the process. The paints can be mixed with each other to get futher mezclar para obtener variaciones sutiles en los tonos para zonas mayores o para escalas más grandes.
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