Lifecolor Royal Navy WWII W.A. Corticene is a matte water-thinnable acrylic paint, 22 ml, for the red-brown shade of the cork deck covering of British ships of the Second World War.
The decks of British escort ships had a tone of their own, different from the sides, and it is precisely that tone which Royal Navy WWII W.A. Semtex Green from Lifecolor corresponds to.
The green counterweight to the blue component of the same scheme, Royal Navy WWII W.A. Green from Lifecolor, completes the pale Western Approaches palette that British escort ships wore.
The pale blue tone Royal Navy WWII W.A. Blue from Lifecolor is one of the two color components of the Western Approaches scheme, with which the Royal Navy painted the escort ships of convoys in the North Atlantic.
Lifecolor Royal Navy WWII Hull Red is a matte water-thinnable acrylic paint of 22 ml for the red antifouling coating on the underwater part of British ship hulls of the Second World War.
The darkest of the British naval blue-gray tones is offered by Royal Navy WWII Dark Blue-Grey B5 from the Lifecolor acrylic range. A water-based acrylic paint for the dark fields of the camouflage schemes of ship models.
The blue-gray position of the British naval shades is represented by Royal Navy WWII Light Grey B20 from the Lifecolor acrylic range. A water-based acrylic paint for the vertical surfaces of Royal Navy ship models.
The light Admiralty gray of British ships of the Second World War is listed in the Lifecolor acrylic range as Royal Navy WWII Admiralty Light Grey 507C . A water-based acrylic paint for the vertical surfaces of Royal Navy models.
The neutrally tuned variant of the American naval gray is presented by US Navy WWII Neutral Haze Gray from the Lifecolor acrylic range. A water-based acrylic paint for the vertical surfaces of US Navy ship models.
The wooden decks and boats of American ships need a warm brown tone, and that is what US Navy WWII Mahogany Stain from the Lifecolor acrylic range offers. A water-based acrylic paint for the wooden elements of ship models.
The lightest position of the American naval gray is represented by US Navy WWII Pale Gray 5 P from the Lifecolor acrylic range. A water-based acrylic paint for the highest-lying surfaces of US Navy ship models.
The graded gray schemes of American ships rest on a lighter tone such as US Navy WWII Haze Gray 5 H from the Lifecolor acrylic range. A water-based acrylic paint for the upper parts of superstructures and the vertical surfaces of US Navy models.
The basic gray of the US Navy of the Second World War period carries the name US Navy WWII Navy Gray 5 in the Lifecolor acrylic range. A water-based acrylic paint for the vertical surfaces of US Navy ship models.
Lifecolor Italian Regia Marina Legno Chiaro (light teak) is a matte water-thinnable acrylic paint, 22 ml, for the faithful rendering of the light wooden decks of Italian warships of the Second World War period.
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