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Model Master Acrylic Colors Available in 1/2 Fl Model Master Acrylic Colors Available in 1/2 fl. oz. bottles unless otherwise noted Skin Tone Tint Base - Italian Red (G) Gloss Green (G) Gloss Gull Gray Light (F) 4631 4669 FS16440 (G) 4601 4692 Skin Tone Tint Base - Guards Red (G) Dark Green Pearl (G) Aircraft Gray Dark (F) 4632 4670 FS16473 (G) 4602 4693 Skin Tone Warm Tint Stop Light Red (G) Gold (G) Gloss Black (F) 4633 4671 FS17038 (G) 4603 4695 Skin Tone Shadow Tint Flat Clear Acryl Brass (SG) Gloss White (F) (1 oz.) 4672 FS17875 (G) 4604 4636 4696 Burnt Umber (F) Semi-Gloss Clear Acryl Wood (F) Tan 4605 (1 oz.) 4673 FS20400 (SG) 4637 4697 Raw Umber (F) Gloss Clear Acryl Leather (F) Semi-Gloss Black 4606 (1 oz.) 4674 FS27038 (SG) 4638 4700 Burnt Sienna (F) Hot Pink Pearl (G) Rust (F) Semi-Gloss White 4607 4640 4675 FS27875 (SG) 4701 Raw Sienna (F) Purple Pearl (G) Jet Exhaust (F) Fluorescent Red 4608 4643 4676 FS28915 (SG) 4703 British Crimson (F) Kandy Scarlet (G) Aluminum (F) Earth Red 4609 4646 4677 FS30117 (F) 4707 Piping Pink (F) Grape Pearl (G) Silver (G) Field Drab 4610 4650 4678 FS30118 (F) 4708 Cadmium Yellow Light (F) Deep Pearlescent Purple Steel (SG) Dark Tan 4611 (G) 4679 FS30219 (F) 4651 4709 Cobalt Blue (F) True Blue Pearl (G) Gray Primer (SG) Armor Sand 4612 4657 4680 FS30277 (F) 4711 Napoleonic Violet (F) Clear Blue (G) Gunmetal (SG) Insignia Red 4613 4658 4681 FS31136 4714 German Uniform French Blue (G) International Orange Sand Feldgrau (F) 4659 FS12197 (G) FS33531 (F) 4614 4682 4720 White Primer (SG) Dark Blue (G) Chrome Yellow Insignia Yellow 4622 4660 FS13538 (G) FS33538 (F) 4683 4721 Turn Signal Amber (G) Ford / GM Engine Blue Blue Angel Yellow Radome Tan 4624 (G) FS13655(G) FS33613 (F) 4661 4684 4722 Clear Orange (G) Arctic Blue Metallic (G) Dark Sea Blue US Army Helo Drab 4625 4662 FS15042 (G) FS34031 (F) 4686 4723 Chevy Engine Red (G) Teal (G) Blue Angel Blue Marine Corps Green 4629 4664 FS15050 (G) FS34052 (F) 4687 4724 Clear Red (G) Clear Green (G) Navy Gloss Gray Dark Green 4630 4668 FS16081 (G) FS34079 (F) 4691 4726 Green Drab Light Ghost Gray Dunkelgrun RLM 71 (SG) Panzer Interior Buff (SG) FS34086 (F) FS36375 (F) 4781 4805 4727 4762 Olive Drab Flat Gull Gray Grun RLM 72 (SG) Russian Armor Green FS34087 (F) FS36440 (F) 4782 (SG) 4728 4763 4807 Euro I Dark Green Light Gray Grun RLM 73 (SG) US Army / Marines Gulf FS34092 (F) FS36495 (F) 4783 Armor Sand (F) 4729 4765 4812 Medium Green Camouflage Gray Graugrun RLM 74 (SG) British Gulf Armor FS34102 (F) FS36622 (F) 4784 Light Stone (F) 4734 4766 4813 Interior Green Aircraft Interior Black Grauviolett RLM 75 (SG) Israeli Armor Sand Gray FS34151 (F) FS37031 (F) 4785 (F) 4736 4767 4814 Pale Green Flat Black Lichtblau RLM 76 (SG) RAF Sky Type ‘S’ FS34227 (F) FS37038 (F) 4786 ANA 610 (F) 4739 4768 4840 Insignia Blue Flat White Hellgrau RLM 77 (SG) Olive Drab FS35044 (F) FS37875 (F) 4787 ANA 613 (F) 4742 4769 4842 Intermediate Blue Grau RLM 02 (SG) Hellblau RLM 78 (SG) Dark Earth FS35164 (F) 4770 4788 ANA 617 (F) 4744 4846 Medium Gray Gelb RLM 04 (SG) Sandgelb RLM 79 (SG) US Navy Blue Gray M-485 FS35237 (F) 4771 4789 (F) 4746 4847 Duck Egg Blue Rot RLM 23 (SG) Olivgrun RLM 80 (SG) RAF Dark Green FS35622 (F) 4772 4790 (F) 4748 4849 Engine Gray Dunkelblau RLM 24 (SG) Braunviolett RLM 81 (SG) RAF Interior Green FS36076 (F) 4773 4791 (F) 4749 4850 Euro I Gray Hellgrun RLM 25 (SG) Dunkelgrun RLM 82 (SG) Yellow Zinc Chromate FS36081 (F) 4774 4792 (F) 4750 4851 Gunship Gray Dunkelbraun RLM 61 (SG) Lichtgrun RLM 83 (SG) Green Zinc Chromate FS36118 (F) 4775 4793 (F) 4752 4852 Dark Gray (F-15) Grun RLM 62 (SG) Graublau RLM 84 (SG) FS36176 (F) 4776 4794 4754 Thinners & Cleaners Dark Gull Gray Lichtgrau RLM 63 (SG) Panzer Schwarzgrau Detail & Fine Line Thinner FS36231 (F) 4777 RAL 7021 (F) (4 oz.) 4755 4795 50496 Neutral Gray Hellblau RLM 65 (SG) Panzer Dunkelgelb 1943 Acryl Cleaner FS36270 (F) 4778 (F) (4 oz.) 4757 4796 50497 Light Sea Gray Schwarzgrau RLM 66 (F) Panzer Schokoladenbraun Dried Paint Solvent FS36307 (F) 4779 RAL 8017 (F) (4 oz.) 4759 4797 50498 Dark Ghost Gray Schwarzgrun RLM 70 (SG) Panzer Olivgrun 1943 (F) FS36320 (F) 4780 4798 4761.
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