Vallejo Paint Colour Chart — Complete Guide for Scale Modellers
This guide covers every Vallejo paint in stock at Wheels & Wings Hobbies, organised by line. Vallejo produces more specialised lines than any other brand we carry — from precise military aviation and armour colours to dedicated miniature painting ranges for Warhammer and fantasy. All paints are 17ml water-based acrylic unless otherwise noted, check out our full range here to browse. Looking to paint a specific vehicle? Check out our Vallejo Vehicle Paint Guide
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Vallejo Model Air
Water-based acrylics pre-thinned for airbrushing. The most historically researched military aviation and armour colour range available — covers WWII to present across all major air forces and armies with FS, RLM, BS, and official colour standard references. Each colour notes the specific aircraft, vehicles, and time frames it was used.
| SKU | Colour | Subject | Military Reference / Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| VLJ71622 | 1/72 WWII British Africa Colours | Aircraft | Multi-colour set reference — covers North Africa and Mediterranean RAF standard colours for 1/72 scale. Suitable for Spitfire Mk.Vb/Vc (Desert Air Force), Hurricane Mk.IID (anti-tank), P-40 Kittyhawk Mk.I/II (No.112 Sqn), Bristol Beaufighter Mk.VIC (Middle East) 1941–1943. |
| VLJ71281 | 3B Russian Green | Armour · Aircraft | Soviet AII Protective Green standard — Red Army vehicles and VVS aircraft upper surfaces 1941–1945. T-34/76 and T-34/85, IS-2, SU-100, ISU-152, and Lend-Lease vehicles repainted in theatre. Also La-5FN, La-7, Yak-3 upper surface. The definitive Soviet summer green. |
| VLJ71282 | 6K Russian Brown | Armour · Aircraft | Soviet dark brown camouflage component 1941–1944. Applied as patches over 4BO green on T-34/76, KV-1S, SU-76. Also used on VVS aircraft — Il-2 Shturmovik, Pe-2, Yak-1 upper surface brown camouflage 1941–1943. |
| VLJ71283 | 7K Russian Brown | Aircraft | Soviet VVS alternate brown 1942–1944. Pe-2 Peshka, Tu-2, Il-4 bomber upper surface camouflage. Slightly warmer than 6K, commonly found on aircraft from Factory 22 (Kazan) production 1942–1944. |
| VLJ71413 | A-18F Light Blue | Aircraft | Soviet A-18F standard light blue — VVS underside 1941–1942. LaGG-3, MiG-3, Yak-1 early bellies. Also suitable for AII Blue approximation on I-16 Type 24, I-153, and early-war aircraft that received single-colour undersides. |
| VLJ71415 | A-21 Light Greyish Brown | Aircraft | Soviet A-21 standard underside grey-brown 1941–1942. Complements AMT-4 upper surface on Il-2 Shturmovik early variants, Yak-7B, and LaGG-3 series 4/7. Factories applied this as a standard underside before AMT-7 became universal. |
| VLJ71303 | A-24 Camouflage Green | Aircraft | Soviet A-24 — medium camouflage green used on VVS multi-engine aircraft 1941–1944. Pe-2 Peshka (all variants), Il-4 (DB-3F), Li-2 transport, Tu-2 bomber. Applied as the green component of two-tone or three-tone upper surface schemes on bombers and maritime patrol aircraft. |
| VLJ71317 | A11 Gol Light Blue | Aircraft | Soviet A-11/GOL light blue — used on various VVS types as underside supplementary colour. Suitable for Il-2 Shturmovik single-seat variants before AMT-7 became standard, and for some Yak-1 early batches from GAZ-292 (Saratov) 1941–1942. |
| VLJ71336 | A14 Steel Grey | Aircraft | Luftwaffe RLM 76 Lichtblau (light blue) / steel grey variant — underside colour 1941–1945. Bf 109F-4/G-6, Fw 190A-4/5/8/D-9, Me 262A-1a, He 219A-7, Do 335A-1. The standard Luftwaffe underside from 1941 — paired with the darker RLM 74/75 upper surface. Also used as the pale component in late-war mottled schemes. |
| VLJ71411 | A19F Grass Green | Aircraft | Soviet A-19F grass green — IJA aircraft upper surface substitute, also used for some VVS camouflage. Suitable for Ki-43 grass-green mottle schemes over khaki/beige, and for VVS Il-2 and Yak-9 units in forested sectors 1942–1944. |
| VLJ71319 | A28M Greyish Blue | Aircraft | Soviet A-28M greyish blue — VVS underside variant 1943–1945. Found on Yak-9T anti-tank variant, Yak-9D long-range, and some La-5FN from late-war production runs. A cooler grey-blue variant of the AMT-7 family. |
| VLJ71414 | AEH-9 Light Grey | Aircraft | Soviet AEH-9 light grey — VVS aircraft underside and neutral surfaces. Used on Il-4, Pe-8 heavy bomber, and some Li-2 variants as belly colour. Also found on late-war lend-lease aircraft resprayed in partial Soviet schemes 1943–1945. |
| VLJ71320 | AMT-1 Light Grey Brown | Aircraft | Soviet AMT-1 — VVS standard underside colour 1941–1942. Yak-1, LaGG-3, Il-2 (early), Pe-2 belly colour. Light greyish-brown replacing the earlier AII colours. Used as the underside on most VVS fighters and attack aircraft through 1942. |
| VLJ71304 | AMT-11 Blue Grey | Aircraft | Soviet AMT-11 — late-war underside tone 1944–1945. Yak-3, La-7 (late production), some Yak-9U. A cooler blue-grey variant used by certain factories as a substitute for AMT-7 in the final year of the war. |
| VLJ71308 | AMT-12 Dark Grey | Aircraft | Soviet AMT-12 dark grey — VVS bomber and patrol aircraft 1943–1945. Pe-8 heavy bomber, Il-4, Li-2 (Soviet C-47 variant), and some late-war Lend-Lease aircraft repainted in Soviet scheme. Used as upper surface dark on multi-engine types. |
| VLJ71301 | AMT-4 Camouflage Green | Aircraft | Soviet AMT-4 — standard dark green upper surface 1941–1945. Il-2 Shturmovik (all variants), Pe-2 Peshka, Yak-1/7/9, LaGG-3, La-5, La-7. The most widely used VVS upper surface colour throughout the war, often applied alongside AMT-6 black. |
| VLJ71318 | AMT-7 Greyish Blue | Aircraft | Soviet AMT-7 — VVS standard underside blue-grey 1942–1945. Il-2 Shturmovik (from 1942), La-5FN, La-7, Yak-9, Yak-3 belly colour. Replaced AMT-1 as the standard underside from mid-1942. Appears on the majority of late-war VVS aircraft. |
| VLJ71132 | Aged White | Aircraft · Universal | Aged white — weathered white surface. Suitable for worn winter whitewash on Panther, Tiger I, Sturmgeschütz III (late 1943–1944), and for ageing effect on aircraft markings and panel surfaces that have been exposed to weather and UV degradation. |
| VLJ71274 | Agressor Grey | Aircraft | USAF Aggressor Grey FS 36251 — adversary training aircraft 1975–2005. F-5E Tiger II (527th Aggressor Squadron, RAF Alconbury 1976–1988), Northrop T-38A Talon (414th CTS, Nellis), F-16C Aggressor (64th AGRS, Nellis AFB). Used to represent Soviet/Warsaw Pact fighter colour schemes for DACT (Dissimilar Air Combat Training). |
| VLJ71146 | Air War Colors RAF SEAC | Aircraft | Royal Air Force South East Asia Command (SEAC) colour set. Covers Spitfire Mk.VIII (No.607 Sqn), Hawker Hurricane Mk.IIB/C (No.17 Sqn Burma), Bristol Beaufighter Mk.X (No.27 Sqn, anti-shipping), Vultee Vengeance Mk.IV (No.84 Sqn), and de Havilland Mosquito FB.VI (No.45 Sqn) 1943–1945. |
| VLJ71152 | Air War Colors: Japanese Army | Aircraft | Imperial Japanese Army Air Force colour set. Covers Ki-43 Hayabusa, Ki-61 Hien, Ki-84 Hayate, Ki-46 Dinah, Ki-49 Donryu, and Ki-67 Hiryu across Pacific, South-East Asia, China, and home defence theatres 1941–1945. |
| VLJ71145 | Air War Colors: RAF Bombers/Trainers | Aircraft | Royal Air Force bomber and trainer colour set. Covers Avro Lancaster B.I/III (Bomber Command), Handley Page Halifax B.III/VII (No.4 Group), Short Stirling Mk.III (No.3 Group), de Havilland Mosquito B.IV/XVI, and RAF training aircraft (Miles Master, Airspeed Oxford) 1940–1945. |
| VLJ71165 | Air War Series Lufwaffe Colors Pre-war to 1941 | Aircraft | Luftwaffe pre-war and early-war colour set covering RLM 70/71/65/02 schemes. Bf 109E-1/3/4 (JG 2, JG 26, JG 27, Battle of France and Battle of Britain), Bf 110C/D (ZG 26 Hornet), He 111H-2/5 (KG 26, KG 53), Ju 88A-1/4 (LG 1), Ju 87B-2 Stuka (StG 2) 1935–1941. |
| VLJ71163 | Air War Series RAF Colors Desert Scheme & MTO 1940-45 | Aircraft | Royal Air Force North Africa and Mediterranean colour set. Covers Hurricane Mk.I/IIC (No.274 Sqn), Spitfire Mk.Vb (Desert Air Force), P-40C/D Tomahawk (No.112 Sqn), Curtiss Kittyhawk Mk.I/III, Bristol Beaufighter Mk.VIC (anti-shipping), Baltimore Mk.II, and Mosquito FB.VI (MTO) 1940–1945. |
| VLJ71617 | Air War Series USAF Aggressor Squadron Part 2 | Aircraft | USAF Aggressor Squadron colour set Part 2. Covers F-5E Tiger II (527th Aggressor Sqn, RAF Alconbury), F-16C Aggressor (64th AGRS, Nellis), and various camouflage schemes representing Soviet MiG-21 Fishbed, MiG-23 Flogger, and Su-17 Fitter in DACT (Dissimilar Air Combat Training) programmes 1980s–2000s. |
| VLJ71410 | All Zashchitnyi Camouflage Green | Aircraft · Armour | Soviet single-colour overall protective green — the pre-war and early-war standard. I-16 Type 17/24, I-153 Chaika, MiG-3, LaGG-1/3 (early production). Applied to aircraft and ground vehicles before two-colour schemes were standardised in 1941. |
| VLJ71052 | Anthracite Grey | Armour · Universal | Anthracite grey — post-war German Bundeswehr vehicle colour and Swiss/Austrian military standard. Leopard 1A1/A2 (Bundeswehr 1965–1980 pre-NATO scheme), Swiss Pz 61/68 (standard khaki-grey). Also suitable for modern civilian emergency vehicles and railway equipment in grey liveries. |
| VLJ71419 | Aotake Transparent Blue | Aircraft | Imperial Japanese Navy/IJA Aotake protective translucent blue-green lacquer — used primarily on internal metal surfaces for corrosion protection rather than external camouflage, approx. 1935–1945. Applied variably (blue to turquoise depending on mix and oxidation). Found on: Mitsubishi A6M2, A6M3, A6M5 (Zero variants), Nakajima B5N1/B5N2 (Kate), Aichi D3A1/D3A2 (Val), Yokosuka D4Y1/D4Y2/D4Y3 (Judy), Mitsubishi G4M1/G4M2 (Betty), Kawanishi H8K1/H8K2 (Emily), Nakajima Ki-43-I/II/III (Oscar), Nakajima Ki-44-I/II (Tojo), Kawasaki Ki-61-I (Tony), Kawasaki Ki-45 (Nick), Mitsubishi Ki-46-II/III (Dinah), Tachikawa Ki-54 (Hickory), and interiors of IJN carrier aircraft operating in the Pacific War including Pearl Harbor (1941), Coral Sea (1942), Midway (1942), Guadalcanal (1942–43). Not an external combat camo but critical for accurate IJ interior finishes. |
| VLJ71041 | Armor Brown | Armour | Modern NATO-aligned ‘Armor Brown’ camouflage tone — used in tri-color disruptive schemes from late Cold War to present, approx. 1970s–present. Common in US and NATO MERDC and CARC systems. Applied to: M1 Abrams (M1, M1IP, M1A1, M1A2), M2 Bradley IFV, M3 Bradley CFV, M60A1/A3 Patton, M113 APC (all variants including A1/A2/A3), M109A2/A3/A6 Paladin, M577 command vehicle, M548 cargo carrier, LAV-25, LAV-III (Stryker family: M1126, M1128 MGS, M1130 CV, M1134 ATGM), HMMWV (all tactical variants), German Leopard 1A1–A5, Leopard 2A0–A7, British FV432, Warrior IFV, Challenger 1, Challenger 2. Used in NATO exercises and conflicts including REFORGER (Cold War Europe), Gulf War (1991 transitional schemes), Balkans (1990s), Afghanistan (2001–2021), Iraq War (2003–2011). |
| VLJ71011 | Armor Green | Armour | Standard modern military ‘Armor Green’ base tone — widely used post-WWII through Cold War and into modern CARC systems, approx. 1950s–present. Equivalent to various national greens including US Olive Drab successors and NATO Green. Applied to: M4A3E8 (late repaints), M26 Pershing (postwar service), M46/M47/M48 Patton series, M60 series, M551 Sheridan, M113 APC (all variants), M109 SPG series, M110 howitzer, M728 CEV, M88 ARV, HMMWV, M1 Abrams (early schemes), British Centurion Mk.3–Mk.13, Chieftain Mk.2–Mk.10, Challenger 1, Soviet T-54, T-55, T-62, early T-72, BMP-1, BMP-2, BTR-60/70/80. Seen in Korean War (late service repaints), Vietnam War (1965–1975), Arab-Israeli conflicts (1967, 1973), Cold War Europe deployments. |
| VLJ71324 | BS Dark Green | Armour | British Standard BS 381C:241 Dark Green — primary RAF and British Army camouflage green, approx. 1938–present. Used in WWII RAF Day Fighter Scheme and later NATO schemes. Applied to: Supermarine Spitfire Mk.I, Mk.II, Mk.V, Mk.IX, Mk.XIV; Hawker Hurricane Mk.I/II; Hawker Typhoon Mk.IB; Hawker Tempest Mk.V; Avro Lancaster B.I/III; Handley Page Halifax B.I–III; de Havilland Mosquito B.IV/FB.VI; Bristol Beaufighter; Gloster Gladiator (late schemes); postwar Hawker Hunter F.1–F.6; English Electric Canberra; SEPECAT Jaguar GR.1/GR.3; Panavia Tornado GR.1/GR.4 (wraparound camo). Ground vehicles include: Churchill Mk.I–VII, Cromwell, Comet, Centurion. Used in Battle of Britain (1940), Normandy (1944), NW Europe campaign (1944–45), Cold War Germany deployments. |
| VLJ71051 | Barley Grey | Aircraft | USAF Barley Grey FS 36173 — Cold War era USAF and US Army aviation. C-130E/H Hercules (Military Airlift Command), C-141A Starlifter, C-5A Galaxy transport aircraft. The standard overall grey for MAC/AMC strategic transport aircraft from 1960s through 1990s. |
| VLJ71097 | Base Grey | Aircraft | Base grey FS 36173 — same reference as Barley Grey. C-130H, KC-135A/R Stratotanker, C-141B Starlifter. Applied as the standard overall grey for USAF strategic transport and tanker aircraft throughout the Cold War. |
| VLJ71057 | Black | Universal | Black — exhaust staining, night aircraft, tyres, and deep shadow. Suitable for RAF night bomber undersides (Lancaster B.I/III, Halifax B.III from 1942), USAAF 8th AF P-47D night escort schemes, and any model requiring deep black panels, tyres, or anti-glare nosing. |
| VLJ71021 | Black Green RLM70 | Aircraft | Luftwaffe RLM 70 Schwarzgrün (Black Green) — standard upper surface camouflage 1935–1943. Messerschmitt Bf 109E-1/3/4/7 (Battle of Britain, all variants), Bf 109F-2/4/6, Bf 110C/D/E (Zerstörer), Heinkel He 111H-6/16, Junkers Ju 88A-4/5, Dornier Do 17Z. Paired with RLM 71 Dark Green in the standard two-tone splinter camouflage. Essential for any 1939–1942 Luftwaffe build. |
| VLJ71055 | Black Grey | Aircraft · Armour | Black grey — dark neutral tone. Suitable for shadow areas on aircraft engine cowlings, German armour exhaust staining, night fighter undersides (RAF Beaufighter Mk.IIF, De Havilland Mosquito NF.XII), and dark rubber/tyre painting. |
| VLJ71101 | Blue | Aircraft · Universal | Standard blue — versatile national marking and general-purpose blue. Suitable for RAF roundel blue (outer circle), French cockade blue, Soviet Air Force national star blue, Finnish Air Force roundel (some marks), and general-purpose bright blue aircraft markings across any era. |
| VLJ71008 | Blue | Aircraft · Universal | Standard blue — versatile national marking and general-purpose blue. Suitable for RAF roundel blue (outer circle), French cockade blue, Soviet Air Force national star blue, Finnish Air Force roundel (some marks), and general-purpose bright blue aircraft markings across any era. |
| VLJ71003 | Scarlet Red | Universal | Scarlet red FS 31400 — bright national marking red for aircraft. Suitable for Soviet/Warsaw Pact national stars, Japanese Hinomaru (brighter than standard red), and British roundel red (inner circle) on Battle of Britain aircraft. |
| VLJ71038 | Camouflage Medium Brown | Armour · Aircraft | Camouflage medium brown FS 30097 — versatile mid-brown for multi-tone schemes. Suitable for US Army MERDC brown component, WWII British desert vehicles (SCC 2 brown), and as a general-purpose camouflage brown on any armour or aircraft subject requiring a warm mid-range brown. |
| VLJ71046 | Pale Blue Grey | Aircraft | Light blue-grey tone (approx. FS 36373 / FS 36473 range) — used for undersides and maritime patrol aircraft, approx. 1930s–1950s with continued modern analogues. Applied to: RAF Coastal Command aircraft including Lockheed Hudson, Consolidated Catalina, Short Sunderland; Fleet Air Arm aircraft including Fairey Swordfish Mk.I/II, Fairey Fulmar; US Navy aircraft including PBY Catalina, PBM Mariner (early schemes). Used in Battle of the Atlantic (1939–45) and anti-submarine warfare missions. |
| VLJ71049 | Medium Sea Grey | Aircraft | RAF Medium Sea Grey FS 36357 — standard RAF underside colour 1941–1945. Spitfire Mk.V/IX/XIV (Day Fighter Scheme), Hawker Typhoon Mk.IB, Hawker Tempest Mk.V, de Havilland Mosquito FB.VI. Paired with Ocean Grey and Dark Green upper surfaces as the definitive late-war RAF fighter underside. |
| VLJ71062 | Aluminum | Aircraft · Automotive | Standard aluminium NMF (natural metal finish) — unpainted aircraft and bare metal surfaces. Suitable for P-51D Mustang (unpainted ETO, 56th FG), P-47D (NMF variants), B-29 Superfortress (509th CG), Douglas DC-3, and any polished aluminium airframe. Also automotive wheel rims and bodywork. |
| VLJ71092 | Medium Olive | Aircraft · Armour | Medium olive FS 34102 — US Army and NATO vehicle schemes. Suitable for USAF SEA (Southeast Asia) camouflage medium green component on F-4 Phantom II, F-105 Thunderchief, and A-7 Corsair II. Also used as a general NATO-standard medium olive on Cold War-era ground vehicles. |
| VLJ71114 | Medium Grey | Aircraft | Medium grey FS 35237 — US Navy and general-purpose aircraft grey. Suitable for post-war USN aircraft in gull grey-over-white schemes, and as a mid-tone on any aircraft requiring a standard medium naval grey. |
| VLJ71134 | IJA Midouri Green | Aircraft | Imperial Japanese Army Midori (green) — late-war upper surface standard from 1944. Ki-84-Ia/Ib/Ic Hayate (Nakajima), Ki-100-Ib (Kawasaki), Ki-61-I KAIc/d (modified). Factory-applied from 1944 as simplified production finishes replaced mottled patterns. |
| VLJ71251 | NATO Black | Armour | RAL 9021 / FS 37030 NATO Black — standard tri-color NATO camouflage component, approx. 1970s–present. Paired with NATO Green (RAL 6031) and NATO Brown (RAL 8027). Applied to: M1 Abrams (all variants), M2/M3 Bradley, Stryker series, M109 SPG, HMMWV; German Leopard 1/2; British Challenger 1/2, Warrior IFV. Used in Cold War Europe deployments, NATO exercises, Balkans (1990s), Afghanistan, and Iraq War. |
| VLJ71263 | Green RLM72 | Aircraft | Luftwaffe RLM 72 Dunkelgrün (Dark Green; slightly darker than RLM 73; approx. FS 34030 / FS 34052 range) — companion maritime green used in splinter camouflage with RLM 73, approx. 1938–1945. Applied to: Heinkel He 115, Dornier Do 18/24, Blohm & Voss BV 138C, Arado Ar 196, Focke-Wulf Fw 200 Condor, Junkers Ju 88A-4 (naval units). Used in Norwegian Campaign (1940), North Atlantic patrols, and Arctic convoy interdiction. |
| VLJ71270 | Off White | Aircraft · Universal | Off white — aged or slightly dirty white. Suitable for Bf 109E fuselage code letters (slightly weathered), RAF roundel white component (worn), US national insignia star markings (weathered), and white-painted building walls in diorama work. |
| VLJ71275 | USAF Medium Grey | Aircraft | USAF Medium Grey FS 36270 — standard aircraft grey for Cold War-era and modern USAF subjects. F-15C/D Eagle, F-16C/D Fighting Falcon, A-10A/C Thunderbolt II (various schemes). A mid-tone grey widely used across USAF tactical aircraft from the 1970s onward. |
| VLJ71307 | Medium Sea Grey | Aircraft | RAF Medium Sea Grey (BS 381C variant) — standard RAF underside and secondary surface colour. Spitfire, Hurricane, Typhoon, and Tempest underside schemes. Complementary to the standard BS Dark Green / Ocean Grey upper surface scheme on late-war RAF Day Fighters. |
| VLJ71312 | IJN Medium Grey | Aircraft | Imperial Japanese Navy medium grey — IJN aircraft secondary and transition colour. Suitable for some IJN floatplane and patrol aircraft that received grey schemes in the mid-war period, and as a modulation or shading tone over IJN Ash Grey base coats 1941–1944. |
| VLJ71327 | IAF Sand | Aircraft | Israeli Air Force sand tone (approx. FS 33531 / FS 33448 range) — used in classic 3-tone desert camouflage, approx. 1967–early 1980s. Applied to: Dassault Mirage IIICJ, Nesher, IAI Kfir C1/C2, A-4H/N Skyhawk, F-4E Kurnass, Super Mystère B.2. Used in Six-Day War (1967), War of Attrition (1967–1970), Yom Kippur War (1973), and Lebanon conflicts. |
| VLJ71418 | IJN Medium Brown | Aircraft | Imperial Japanese Navy medium brown — upper surface camouflage component used on IJN land-based aircraft from mid-war onward. Suitable for Mitsubishi G4M2 (Betty) and Kawanishi H8K2 (Emily) brown camouflage patches, and IJN multi-engine aircraft applying brown over standard grey bases 1942–1945. |
| VLJ71004 | Blue | Aircraft · Universal | Standard blue — versatile national marking and general-purpose blue. Suitable for RAF roundel blue (outer circle), French cockade blue, Soviet Air Force national star blue, Finnish Air Force roundel (some marks), and general-purpose bright blue aircraft markings across any era. |
| VLJ71115 | Blue Grey | Aircraft | Blue-grey — versatile mid-tone. Suitable for Soviet VVS underside tones (AMT-7 lighter variant), USN pre-war grey schemes (PBY Catalina early), and general purpose intermediate grey-blue for many national air forces. |
| VLJ71067 | Bright Brass | Universal | Bright brass metallic — artillery and naval equipment. Suitable for artillery shell casings, naval gun breech mechanisms, period vehicle interior fittings, and decorative uniform hardware on figure models. |
| VLJ71250 | Bronze Green | Aircraft · Armour | British/Commonwealth Bronze Green — Western Desert upper surface and vehicle colour 1940–1942. Crusader AA Mk.I, Ford/GM-built 15cwt trucks (8th Army), Morris C8 Quad (Royal Artillery). Also some RAF aircraft in the Middle East applied a bronze-green local scheme. Distinguishable from the later SCC schemes by its more olive cast. |
| VLJ71105 | Brown | Universal | Standard brown — versatile earth tone. Suitable for diorama groundwork, vehicle mud effects, wooden aircraft components (propeller blades, struts on WWI aircraft), and general-purpose earth tones for any modelling subject. |
| VLJ71248 | Brown Grey | Armour · Universal | Brown-grey — weathering and transitional tone. Suitable for aged and faded Wehrmacht Dunkelgrau (worn Panzergrau), and as a highlighting tone over dark Soviet AFV schemes to simulate dust and fading in the field. |
| VLJ71264 | Brown Violet | Aircraft | Luftwaffe RLM 81 Braunviolett — late-war upper surface 1944–1945. Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8/F-8/G-8, Bf 109G-6/G-14/K-4, Me 262A-1a, Heinkel He 219A-7 Uhu. The primary upper surface colour for the Luftwaffe’s late-war three-tone scheme alongside RLM 82 and RLM 76. Essential for any 1944–1945 Luftwaffe subject. |
| VLJ71040 | Burnt Umber | Universal | Dark burnt umber — weathering and shadow tone. Suitable for deep shadow areas in panel recesses, wood grain detail painting, earth-tone base for diorama groundwork, and figure painting for dark shading on skin and cloth. |
| VLJ71042 | Camouflage Black Brown | Armour · Aircraft | Black brown FS 37056 — extreme dark camouflage component. USAAF B-17/B-24 Pacific theatre black undersides (some 5th AF aircraft), and as a dark shadow tone for weathered German late-war vehicles. Also suitable for WWII British night-bomber black undersides (Avro Lancaster, Halifax) on some Bomber Command aircraft. |
| VLJ71018 | Camouflage Black Green | Armour · Aircraft | Black green FS 33440 — dark camouflage. USAAF night operations (C-47 “Carpetbagger” missions, 801st BG), WWII USN patrol aircraft in dark overall schemes, and German Wehrmacht late-war improvised dark camouflage on Jagdpanzer IV, Hetzer. Also Finnish Air Force night camouflage on Bristol Blenheim Mk.IV (FAF 1941). |
| VLJ71117 | Camouflage Brown | Armour · Aircraft | Generic camouflage brown — used across multiple armies for upper-surface or multi-tone schemes. Suitable for Soviet T-34/76 brown summer camouflage (1943–1944), Japanese Ki-49 Donryu bomber upper surfaces, Italian Fiat CR.42 (desert scheme), and as a general-purpose camouflage component. |
| VLJ71019 | Camouflage Dark Green | Armour · Aircraft | Camouflage dark green FS 34064 — US Army and Allied vehicles. M4A3 Sherman (European Theatre, late 1944), USAAF P-38J Lightning (Pacific, 5th AF), M3 Stuart (North Africa). Also suitable for British Crusader Mk.III (8th Army, Alamein) and Commonwealth vehicles in the Mediterranean. |
| VLJ71022 | Camouflage Green | Armour · Aircraft | Camouflage green FS 34095 — versatile mid-green for multiple applications. US Army MERDC scheme, general NATO standard, WWII British Temperate Green (SCC 15), and as a general-purpose military olive/green base for any subject requiring a medium military green. |
| VLJ71118 | Camouflage Grey | Aircraft · Armour | Camouflage grey FS 36170 — US aircraft and vehicles. F-4E Phantom II (USAF, European Theatre), F-111F Aardvark (48th TFW, Lakenheath), US Army vehicles MERDC scheme grey component. Also suitable for cold-climate vehicle camouflage (Scandinavia-based NATO forces) and some Cold War US Navy ship grey schemes. |
| VLJ71280 | Camouflage Grey | Aircraft · Armour | Camouflage grey FS 36170 — US aircraft and vehicles. F-4E Phantom II (USAF, European Theatre), F-111F Aardvark (48th TFW, Lakenheath), US Army vehicles MERDC scheme grey component. Also suitable for cold-climate vehicle camouflage (Scandinavia-based NATO forces) and some Cold War US Navy ship grey schemes. |
| VLJ71116 | Camouflage Grey Green | Aircraft | Camouflage grey-green — versatile intermediate tone. Suitable for post-war European neutral air forces (Swiss Air Force Hawker Hunter, Austrian Saab 105Ö), some Cold War Italian Air Force aircraft, and general northern European camouflage schemes. |
| VLJ71006 | Camouflage Light Green | Armour · Aircraft | Camouflage light green — lighter green component for multi-tone schemes. US Army M1 Abrams MERDC second green, NATO light green component on Leopard 1, and USAF F-111 European One scheme lighter green FS 34079 substitute. |
| VLJ71035 | Camouflage Pale Brown | Armour · Aircraft | Camouflage pale brown FS 30140 — desert and arid-terrain vehicles. M48A3 Patton (Vietnam, ARVN units), some USAF aircraft in Southeast Asian desert tan component. Also suitable for Israeli M48 in sand/brown schemes (1967 Sinai) and Saudi National Guard M60 variants. |
| VLJ71064 | Chrome | Universal | Chrome metallic — polished metal surfaces for aircraft and automotive. Suitable for aircraft propeller spinners (polished aluminium), automotive racing wheel rims, exhaust pipe highlights on any model, and any highly polished metal detail work. |
| VLJ71331 | Cockpit Emerald Green Faded | Aircraft | Soviet/Russian cockpit interior turquoise-green (faded variant) — standard cockpit color approx. late 1950s–present. Used across virtually all Soviet and Russian aircraft interiors. Applied to: MiG-15, MiG-17, MiG-19, MiG-21 (all variants), MiG-23, MiG-25, MiG-27, MiG-29, MiG-31; Sukhoi Su-7, Su-9, Su-15, Su-17, Su-22, Su-24, Su-25, Su-27, Su-30, Su-33, Su-34; Tupolev Tu-16, Tu-22, Tu-22M, Tu-95, Tu-160; Mil Mi-8, Mi-17, Mi-24, Mi-28; Kamov Ka-25, Ka-27, Ka-50, Ka-52. Seen in Cold War intercept missions, Soviet-Afghan War (1979–1989), Chechen Wars (1990s), modern Russian operations (2000s–present). Faded tone reflects wear, UV exposure, and cockpit aging. |
| VLJ71131 | Concrete | Armour · Aircraft | Neutral concrete/light grey tone used for modern urban camouflage, airfield structures, and low-visibility schemes — approx. 1980s–present. Seen on aircraft and vehicles operating in urban/desert-concrete environments. Applied to: F-16C/D Block 30/40/50 (Aggressor and test schemes), F-15C/D (Aggressor units), A-10A/C (experimental and worn greys), MQ-9 Reaper, RQ-4 Global Hawk; ground vehicles including M1A2 Abrams (urban camo trials), M2A3 Bradley, Stryker M1126/M1130 variants, HMMWV (urban camo), British Mastiff, Ridgeback, Jackal, and Warrior IFV in Afghanistan urban ops. Used in Iraq War (2003–2011), Afghanistan War (2001–2021), and NATO urban warfare exercises. |
| VLJ71068 | Copper | Universal | Copper metallic — period fittings and engineering detail. Suitable for steam locomotive fittings (copper fireboxes, boiler fittings), ship engine room pipework, WWI-era cockpit instrument panels, and railway modelling. |
| VLJ71207 | DAK Colors 1941-44 | Armour · Aircraft | Deutsches Afrikakorps colour set 1941–1944. Covers Panzer III Ausf.J/L/M, Panzer IV Ausf.F2/G (15th and 21st Panzer Divisions, Libya and Tunisia), Sd.Kfz.250/251 (DAK halftracks), and Bf 109E-4/F-4 Trop (JG 27), Bf 110D/E (ZG 26) in North African theatre. |
| VLJ71266 | Dark Blue | Aircraft · Ships | Dark blue — naval and air force marking colour. Suitable for US Navy pre-war schemes (PBY Catalina overall grey-blue), some French Navy aircraft, and dark blue national insignia markings on various air forces. |
| VLJ71054 | Dark Blue Grey | Aircraft | Dark Blue Grey naval aviation tone — used primarily by carrier-based aircraft, approx. 1940–1943. Equivalent to US Navy Blue-Gray over Light Gray scheme. Applied to: Grumman F4F-3/F4F-4 Wildcat, Douglas SBD-2/SBD-3 Dauntless, TBD-1 Devastator, early TBF-1 Avenger; also seen on SOC Seagull, OS2U Kingfisher floatplanes. Used during early Pacific War operations including Pearl Harbor aftermath (1941), Coral Sea (1942), Midway (1942), Guadalcanal (1942–43). Transitional scheme before tri-color camouflage adoption. |
| VLJ71323 | BS Dark Earth | Aircraft | British Standard BS 381C:450 Dark Earth — primary RAF and Commonwealth camouflage brown, approx. 1938–1945 (with postwar limited use). Paired with BS Dark Green in Temperate Land Scheme. Applied to: Supermarine Spitfire Mk.I, Mk.II, Mk.V; Hawker Hurricane Mk.I/II; Boulton Paul Defiant; Bristol Blenheim Mk.I/IV; Vickers Wellington Mk.I–III; Armstrong Whitworth Whitley; Fairey Battle; Douglas Boston III (RAF service); Curtiss Tomahawk IIA/IIB; North American Mustang Mk.I/II (RAF); Bristol Beaufighter Mk.I/VI; de Havilland Mosquito B.IV. Ground vehicles include early-war British Army finishes on: Matilda II, Valentine Mk.I–III, Crusader Mk.I/II, early Churchill Mk.I–II. Used in Battle of France (1940), Battle of Britain (1940), North Africa (1940–1942), Greece and Crete (1941). |
| VLJ71029 | Dark Earth | Aircraft | Generalized Dark Earth tone (RAF/Allied equivalent) — used across British and Commonwealth forces and adapted by other nations, approx. 1938–mid-1940s. Similar to BS Dark Earth but used in mixed or export camouflage standards. Applied to: RAF Spitfire Mk.I–V, Hurricane Mk.I/II, Kittyhawk Mk.I–III (P-40 variants), Tomahawk Mk.II, Mustang Mk.I/II, Beaufighter, Mosquito; USAAF aircraft in RAF-style camo: P-40B/C/E Warhawk, A-20 Havoc, B-25 Mitchell (early deliveries), C-47 Dakota (RAF service). Ground vehicles include: Sherman M4/M4A1 (British service in North Africa), Grant I/II, Crusader III, Valentine V–IX. Used in North African Campaign (1940–1943), Burma Campaign (1942–1945), Mediterranean Theatre. |
| VLJ71120 | Dark Ghost Grey | Aircraft | FS 36320 Dark Ghost Grey — modern US tactical aircraft underside and contrast grey, approx. 1970s–present. Integral to low-visibility ‘Compass Ghost’ and similar schemes. Applied to: F-14A/B/D Tomcat, F/A-18A/B/C/D Hornet, F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, EA-18G Growler, F-15C/D Eagle, F-15E Strike Eagle (early schemes), F-16C/D (various blocks), AV-8B Harrier II, B-1B Lancer, E-2C/D Hawkeye, S-3 Viking, P-3C Orion (late schemes), P-8 Poseidon, MQ-1 Predator, MQ-9 Reaper. Used in Cold War late period, Gulf War (1991), Kosovo (1999), Iraq War (2003–2011), Afghanistan (2001–2021), and ongoing NATO operations. |
| VLJ71012 | Dark Green | Universal | Dark green — general purpose dark military green. Suitable as base colour for British/Commonwealth vehicles (SCC 2 Blue-Black Green), Soviet armour (4BO), and any subject requiring a deep military olive-green. |
| VLJ71277 | Dark Gull Grey | Aircraft | Dark Gull Grey FS 36231 — US Navy and USMC modern scheme. F/A-18C/D Hornet (VMFA-312, VFA-136), EA-6B Prowler (VAQ-131), S-3B Viking (VS-30). The darker component of the current-era USN Gull Grey over white or low-visibility grey scheme. |
| VLJ71313 | Dark Mediterranean Blue | Aircraft | Hellenic Air Force / Mediterranean theatre blue — aircraft standard 1960s–1990s. Lockheed F-104G Starfighter (335 Mira, Araxos AFB), Vought A-7H Corsair II (336 Mira), Northrop F-5A Freedom Fighter (341 Mira). Also suitable for Italian and Spanish air force aircraft operating in the Mediterranean region with blue-grey schemes. |
| VLJ71053 | Dark Sea Grey | Aircraft | Royal Air Force Dark Sea Grey — overwater and maritime schemes 1942–1945. Short Sunderland Mk.III/V (Coastal Command), Consolidated Liberator GR.V (anti-submarine), Avro Lancaster Mk.I/III (No.5 Group special duties), de Havilland Mosquito NF.XIII/XIX (night fighter, later marks). Also Fleet Air Arm carrier aircraft. |
| VLJ71309 | Dark Slate Grey | Aircraft | Dark Slate Grey — Coastal Command and overwater scheme. Short Sunderland Mk.III (No.201 Sqn, Castle Archdale), Consolidated Liberator (No.86 Sqn), and some Fleet Air Arm aircraft. A cool dark grey used in Atlantic and North Sea operations. |
| VLJ71025 | Dark Yellow | Armour | German WWII Dunkelgelb (RAL 7028) — standard base color for Wehrmacht vehicles from February 1943–1945, replacing Panzer Grey. Factory-applied with field camouflage overlays (Olivegrün RAL 6003, Rotbraun RAL 8017). Applied to: Panzer III Ausf. L/M/N; Panzer IV Ausf. G/H/J; Panther Ausf. D/A/G; Tiger I (E); Tiger II (Königstiger); StuG III Ausf. G; StuG IV; Jagdpanzer IV (L/48, L/70); Jagdpanther; Jagdtiger; Nashorn; Hummel; Wespe; Elefant/Ferdinand; Sd.Kfz. 251 (all Ausführungen A–D); Sd.Kfz. 250; Sd.Kfz. 234 (Puma, 234/1, 234/2, 234/3, 234/4); Sd.Kfz. 222/223; Opel Blitz trucks; Kübelwagen; Schwimmwagen. Used in Eastern Front (Kursk 1943 onward), Italy (1943–45), Normandy (1944), Ardennes (1944–45), Western Front collapse (1945). |
| VLJ71090 | Deep Sky | Aircraft | Deep sky blue — clear sky background for markings and effects. Suitable for Finnish Air Force Brewster Buffalo (FAF 1941–1942), some pre-war RAF scheme markings, and general-purpose bright sky blue for diorama backgrounds. |
| VLJ71122 | Desert Tan 686 | Armour · Aircraft | FS 33613 / FS 33531 family ‘Desert Tan’ — US and coalition desert camouflage tone, approx. 1980s–present. Used in CARC desert schemes and aviation finishes. Applied to: M1A1/M1A2 Abrams (Desert Storm scheme), M2/M3 Bradley, M113A2/A3, M109A6 Paladin, M88A1/A2 ARV, HMMWV (all variants), LAV-25, Stryker series; aircraft including A-10A (Desert Storm), F-15E Strike Eagle (Desert Storm markings), F-16C (USAF desert camo trials), AH-64 Apache, UH-60 Black Hawk, CH-47 Chinook. Used in Gulf War (1991), Iraq War (2003–2011), Afghanistan (2001–2021), Saudi and Kuwaiti deployments. |
| VLJ71133 | Dirt | Universal | Dirt brown — universal weathering and ground cover colour. Suitable for base coating diorama groundwork, applying mud effects on vehicle running gear, and simulating dried earth on all ground vehicles. The standard starting point for any realistic vehicle or groundwork weathering. |
| VLJ71009 | Duck Egg Green | Aircraft | Royal Air Force Duck Egg Green (No.1 Sky Blue variant) — standard underside 1938–1940. Spitfire Mk.I (pre-Battle of Britain), Hurricane Mk.I (1939–early 1940), Bristol Blenheim Mk.IV (early). The name was used interchangeably with Sky Blue No.1 at many maintenance units. Also Fleet Air Arm — Swordfish, Albacore 1939–1940. |
| VLJ71048 | Engine Grey (Dark Sea Grey) | Aircraft | Royal Air Force Engine Grey / Dark Sea Grey — Coastal Command and overwater operations. Consolidated Catalina Mk.IA/IB (No.210 Sqn), Short Sunderland Mk.I/II (early), Lockheed Hudson Mk.I/II (Coastal Command). Used on engine nacelles and cowlings where extra durability was required. |
| VLJ71268 | Feldgrau | Figures · Armour | German Feldgrau (field grey) — Wehrmacht and Luftwaffe ground forces standard uniform and equipment colour 1935–1945. Infantry Heer uniform, Panzergrenadier jackets, Fallschirmjäger field equipment (later variants), Luftwaffe ground crew overalls and field uniforms. Also used on some vehicle soft-skin bodywork — Kübelwagen Typ 82, Einheitslastkraftwagen trucks, and Schwimmwagen. |
| VLJ71085 | Ferrari Red | Automotive | Ferrari Rosso Corsa — the definitive Ferrari racing red. Suitable for Ferrari Formula 1 cars (312T, 126C2, F2004), Ferrari GT racing (330 P4, 512 M, 333 SP), and all Ferrari road and race car models from 1950s through present. Also applicable to Maserati and Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 period racing subjects. |
| VLJ71084 | Fire Red | Automotive · Universal | Bright fire engine red — emergency services and signal red. Suitable for fire trucks, ambulances, signal lights on aircraft models, and national roundel red markings where a brighter than standard red is needed. |
| VLJ71337 | Flanker Blue | Aircraft | Su-27S/SK/UB Flanker-B/C upper surface blue-grey 1985–present. The standard tactical colour for all Flanker-family aircraft in Russian Air Force service — also used on Chinese J-11A/B, Vietnamese Su-30MK2. Distinct from the darker underside grey-blue. |
| VLJ71334 | Flanker Light Blue | Aircraft | Su-27/Su-30/Su-35 Flanker family underside light blue-grey 1985–present. Applied to the belly and lower fuselage of all Flanker variants — Su-27SM, Su-30MKI, Su-30MKK, Su-35S. Pairs with Flanker Blue upper surface. |
| VLJ71335 | Flanker Light Grey | Aircraft | Su-27/Su-35 Flanker secondary grey tone. Used on intake ramps, leading edges, and panel highlights of Russian Air Force Flanker variants 1985–present. Visible as the lighter component of the three-tone Flanker grey scheme. |
| VLJ71079 | Flat Tan | Universal | Flat tan — desert sand and earth tone. Suitable for IDF Merkava (Sinai grey alternative), Saudi M60, Egyptian T-62 (post-1973 repaints), and general-purpose desert vehicle base coats. |
| VLJ71082 | Fluorescent Red | Universal | Fluorescent red — high-visibility markings and target drone identification. Suitable for QF-86F Sabre drone aircraft, BQM-34 Firebee target drones, and high-visibility range markings on training and experimental aircraft. |
| VLJ71088 | French Blue | Aircraft | Armée de l’Air French blue — French Air Force aircraft standard pre-war and post-war. Dewoitine D.520 (Groupe de Chasse III/3, Battle of France 1940), Bloch MB.152C.1, and post-war Dassault Ouragan (EC 1/12) in French national markings and schemes. |
| VLJ71272 | Gelbbraun | Aircraft | Luftwaffe Gelbbraun (yellow-brown) — Mediterranean and tropical camouflage 1941–1942. Bf 109E-4/Trop (JG 27, North Africa), Bf 110C/D-3/4 (Stab ZG 26, Libya), He 111H-6 (KG 26, anti-shipping). Applied in conjunction with RLM 78 or 79 sand bases for tropical operations. Also used on Italian theatre Ju 88A-4/5 (LG 1, Sicily) 1941–1942. |
| VLJ71020 | German Green | Armour · Aircraft | German RLM 62/Panzer dark green — early Luftwaffe and Wehrmacht use. Luftwaffe aircraft pre-war and 1939 upper surface (RLM 62). Also Wehrmacht early armour — Leichter Panzerwagen, Sd.Kfz.251 Ausf.A (1939 Poland). Use for early-war subjects before Panzergrau became universal. |
| VLJ71300 | Gloss Sea Blue | Aircraft | US Navy Gloss Sea Blue FS 15042 — tricolor scheme top surface 1944–1945. Grumman F6F-3/5 Hellcat (VF-9, VF-15, VF-83 aboard Essex-class carriers), Vought F4U-1D/4 Corsair (VMF-214 Black Sheep, VMF-323), Grumman TBF-1C Avenger, Curtiss SB2C-4 Helldiver. The darkest element of the Non-Specular Sea Blue / Intermediate Blue / Insignia White Tri-Color scheme adopted from late 1943. |
| VLJ71066 | Gold | Universal | Metallic gold — aircraft trophies, unit badges, and decorative metallic details. Suitable for pilot’s wings insignia, squadron crests, and decorative metalwork on officer’s peaked caps in figure painting. |
| VLJ71078 | Gold Yellow | Aircraft | Gold yellow — Japanese national marking yellow and aircraft training colours. Suitable for IJN/IJA Hinomaru marking circles (outer yellow band on some aircraft), training aircraft overall yellow schemes, and general-purpose signal/identity markings. |
| VLJ71032 | Golden Brown | Universal | Golden brown — warm earth tone. Suitable for Italian Regia Aeronautica desert schemes (Saharan yellow-brown), Vichy French aircraft in North Africa, and general-purpose warm brown for Middle Eastern terrain subjects. |
| VLJ71258 | Gray Green | Aircraft · Armour | Grey-green — versatile multi-period colour. Suitable for post-war European aircraft (Swedish Saab 37 Viggen, Swiss Hunter), Cold War US Army helicopters (UH-1B grey-green variant), and Japanese JGSDF vehicles in grey-green base schemes. |
| VLJ71104 | Green RLM62 | Aircraft | Luftwaffe RLM 62 Grün (Green; approx. FS 34096 / FS 34102 range) — early-war camouflage green used in pre-war and early WWII splinter schemes, approx. 1936–1941. One of the original triad (RLM 61/62/63) before replacement by RLM 70/71. Applied to: Messerschmitt Bf 109B/C/D, early Bf 109E-1 (transitional); Messerschmitt Bf 110B/C (early production); Heinkel He 111B/E/P (early variants); Dornier Do 17E/F/M; Junkers Ju 52/3m (transport and bomber roles); Henschel Hs 123; Heinkel He 51 (late service); Arado Ar 68; Focke-Wulf Fw 58 Weihe; early Junkers Ju 87A-0/A-1 prototypes and pre-production aircraft. Used in Spanish Civil War (Legion Condor 1936–39), Poland (1939), and early Blitzkrieg campaigns (France 1940). Gradually phased out and replaced by RLM 70/71 combination by 1941. |
| VLJ71329 | Green | Universal | Standard green — versatile military and general-purpose green. Suitable as a base for any military green scheme and as a starting point for vegetation and foliage in diorama work. |
| VLJ71256 | Green RLM73 | Aircraft | Luftwaffe RLM 73 Dunkelgrün (Dark Green; approx. FS 34052 / FS 34058 range) — maritime camouflage green used in combination with RLM 72 over RLM 65 undersides, approx. 1938–1945. Designed for anti-shipping and coastal aircraft. Applied to: Heinkel He 115A/B/C floatplane; Dornier Do 18D/G flying boat; Dornier Do 24T; Blohm & Voss BV 138C; Blohm & Voss BV 222 Wiking; Arado Ar 196A-2/A-3/A-5 shipborne floatplane; Dornier Do 17Z (maritime patrol variants); Focke-Wulf Fw 200 Condor (maritime patrol variants); Junkers Ju 88A-4 (naval strike units), Ju 88C (coastal units); Heinkel He 59; Heinkel He 60. Used in North Sea and Baltic operations, Norwegian Campaign (1940), Battle of the Atlantic (1939–1945), Arctic convoy attacks (1941–45), and maritime reconnaissance missions. |
| VLJ71263 | Green RLM72 | Aircraft | Luftwaffe RLM 72 Dunkelgrün (Dark Green; slightly darker than RLM 73; approx. FS 34030 / FS 34052 range) — companion maritime green used in splinter camouflage with RLM 73, approx. 1938–1945. Typically the darker of the two greens in the pattern. Applied to: Heinkel He 115A/B/C; Dornier Do 18D/G; Dornier Do 24T; Blohm & Voss BV 138C; Blohm & Voss BV 222; Arado Ar 196A series; Heinkel He 59; Heinkel He 60; Dornier Do 17Z (maritime variants); Focke-Wulf Fw 200 Condor; Junkers Ju 88A-4 (naval units), Ju 88C; Junkers Ju 52/3m (seaplane conversions and maritime transports). Used in Norwegian Campaign (1940), North Atlantic patrols, Arctic convoy interdiction, and long-range maritime reconnaissance throughout WWII. |
| VLJ71030 | Green Brown | Armour · Aircraft | Green-brown — varied applications. USAAF B-17/B-24 Pacific theatre (5th AF) mottled upper surface, Japanese Ki-46 Dinah (reconnaissance, some variants with brown-green mottle). Also suitable for post-WWII Israeli M4 Sherman (early service, captured and repainted Syrian equipment). |
| VLJ71341 | Green Grey | Aircraft · Armour | Green-grey — versatile transitional tone. Suitable for VVS grey-green undersides (some Yak-9T/D variants), Finnish Air Force mid-war camouflage (Brewster Buffalo, Curtiss Hawk 75), and post-war British Army vehicle schemes. |
| VLJ71094 | Green Zinc Chromate | Aircraft | Green zinc chromate — USAAF and US Army aircraft interior and structural primer. Standard primer colour for interior surfaces of B-17, B-24, P-47, P-51, and all USAAF aircraft 1941–1945. Applied to internal structure, wing spars, and any unfinished metal interior. The second-most common USAAF interior colour after Interior Green. |
| VLJ71103 | Grey | Universal | Neutral grey — universal aviation and vehicle grey. Suitable as a base for any grey colour scheme, scale modulation on larger aircraft, and as the starting point for post-war jet aircraft neutral grey schemes (B-52 grey, KC-135 grey). |
| VLJ71340 | Grey Green | Aircraft | Grey-green — Cold War era and multi-national use. Suitable for Swedish Air Force (Flygvapnet) Saab 32 Lansen, Saab 35 Draken, neutral grey-green schemes. Also Finnish Air Force Messerschmitt Bf 109G-6 (partial grey-green undersides), and NATO-aligned air forces with non-standard grey-green finishes. |
| VLJ71344 | Grey Protective Coat | Armour · Universal | Grey protective coat — primer and protective coating for vehicles. German Wehrmacht vehicles received a primer coat before camouflage colours — Panzer I/II/III early production. Also suitable as a chip colour showing through worn camouflage, and as a modelling primer on armour subjects. |
| VLJ71259 | Grey Violet | Aircraft | Grey-violet — Luftwaffe late-war and Cold War aircraft. Suitable for Luftwaffe He 219A-7 Uhu night fighter (RLM 76 underside with grey-violet tint), Do 335A-1 Pfeil, and some post-war German Bundeswehr Luftwaffe aircraft schemes from the 1950s. |
| VLJ71128 | Grey Violet | Aircraft | Grey-violet — Luftwaffe late-war and Cold War aircraft. Suitable for Luftwaffe He 219A-7 Uhu night fighter (RLM 76 underside with grey-violet tint), Do 335A-1 Pfeil, and some post-war German Bundeswehr Luftwaffe aircraft schemes from the 1950s. |
| VLJ71014 | Gunship Green | Aircraft | USAF Gunship Green FS 34108 — Vietnam-era gunship and special operations aircraft 1967–1975. AC-47 Spooky (4th SOS, Bien Hoa), AC-130A/E Spectre (16th SOS, Ubon RTAFB), HH-53B/C Super Jolly Green Giant (CSAR, 37th ARRS), HC-130H Combat King. The characteristic dark olive-green of USAF special operations and CSAR aircraft during the Vietnam War. |
| VLJ71023 | Hemp | Universal | Hemp — neutral sandy beige. Suitable for WWII British desert vehicle Light Stone variation, Italian colonial campaign vehicles (East Africa, Abyssinia 1935–1941), and general-purpose pale earth tones for Mediterranean and tropical dioramas. |
| VLJ71039 | Hull Red | Ships · Armour | Ship hull red / primer red — anti-fouling coating applied below the waterline on all navies. IJN Yamato, Musashi (1/350 waterline builds), USS Iowa BB-61 class, HMS Hood, KMS Bismarck. Also used as a primer coat on armour models — the red-brown undercoat visible in chipped areas on any weathered AFV. |
| VLJ71327 | IAF Sand | Aircraft | Israeli Air Force sand tone (approx. FS 33531 / FS 33448 range) — used in classic 3-tone desert camouflage, approx. 1967–early 1980s. Applied to: Dassault Mirage IIICJ, Nesher, IAI Kfir C1/C2, A-4H/N Skyhawk, F-4E Kurnass, Super Mystère B.2, Mystère IV; helicopters: UH-1D Huey (IAF), early AH-1 Cobra (Tzefa). Used in Six-Day War (1967), War of Attrition (1967–1970), Yom Kippur War (1973), Lebanon conflicts (late 1970s–early 1980s). |
| VLJ71126 | IDF Green | Armour | Israeli Defense Forces green (approx. FS 34227 / FS 34127 range) — part of IDF tri-color armored vehicle camouflage, approx. 1970s–present (varies with repaint cycles). Applied to: Sho’t Kal (Centurion variants), Magach 3/5/6/7 (M48/M60 series), Merkava Mk.1, Mk.2, Mk.3, Mk.4; Nagmachon, Achzarit APC, Puma CEV, M113 Zelda (all variants), Eitan APC (modern). Used in Yom Kippur War (1973, limited early adoption), Lebanon War (1982), Second Intifada (2000–2005), Gaza operations (2000s–present). |
| VLJ71141 | IDF Sand Grey 73 | Armour | Israeli ‘Sinai Grey’ early tone (often referenced as IDF Sand Grey 1973; approx. FS 33531 / FS 34201 mix) — dominant IDF armor color, approx. late 1960s–mid 1970s. Applied to: Centurion Sho’t (pre-Kal and early Kal), Magach 3 (M48A3), Magach 5 (M48A5), early Magach 6 (M60), M113 APC (early IDF service), AMX-13 (late service repaints). Used extensively in Six-Day War aftermath (1967–1973) and Yom Kippur War (1973) across Sinai and Golan Heights. |
| VLJ71142 | IDF Sinai Grey 82 | Armour | Israeli ‘Sinai Grey’ modern standard (post-1982 revision; approx. FS 33531 / FS 33446 / custom IDF mix) — unified single-tone armor color replacing earlier tri-color schemes, approx. 1982–present. Applied to: Merkava Mk.1 (late repaint), Merkava Mk.2, Mk.3, Mk.4; Magach 6B/6C/6M/7 series; Achzarit APC; Nagmachon/Nakpadon heavy APCs; Puma CEV; M113 Zelda (all late-service variants); Namer APC; Eitan APC; D9 armored bulldozers. Used in Lebanon War (1982), South Lebanon conflict (1980s–2000), Second Intifada (2000–2005), Gaza conflicts (2008–present), modern IDF operations. |
| VLJ71135 | IJA Chrome Yellow | Aircraft | Imperial Japanese Army chrome yellow — training aircraft standard 1938–1945. Kokusai Ki-86 (primary trainer), Tachikawa Ki-9 Spruce and Ki-55 Ida, Mitsubishi Ki-57 Topsy crew trainer. Overall yellow applied to all IJA training aircraft. |
| VLJ71416 | IJA Dark Beige | Aircraft | Imperial Japanese Army dark beige — standard upper surface colour for IJA aircraft 1938–1942. Ki-43-I Hayabusa (1st Sentai), Ki-21-IIb Sally, Ki-30 Ann light bomber, Ki-46-I Dinah in early China and Pacific operations. Often over-sprayed with green mottle from 1942. |
| VLJ71285 | IJA Dark Green | Aircraft | Imperial Japanese Army dark green — upper surface from 1943–1945. Ki-61-I Hien (all variants), Ki-84-Ia/Ib Hayate, Ki-100-Ib, Ki-102 August. The defining late-war IJA fighter colour, replacing earlier brown-beige schemes from mid-1943. |
| VLJ71136 | IJA Earth Brown | Aircraft | Imperial Japanese Army earth brown — camouflage component 1941–1944. Ki-43-II/III Hayabusa, Ki-46-II/III Dinah, Ki-49-II Donryu upper surface brown mottle over beige. Also used on Ki-45 Toryu heavy fighter in China-based units 1942–1944. |
| VLJ71326 | IJA Grey Green | Aircraft | Imperial Japanese Army grey-green — underside and secondary colour. Ki-46-I/II Dinah (recon), Ki-21-Ib Sally belly colour. Also used as underside on some Ki-43 variants 1941–1943. |
| VLJ71287 | IJA Khaki Brown | Aircraft | Imperial Japanese Army khaki brown — bomber and transport camouflage 1942–1945. Ki-49-II Donryu, Ki-67-I Hiryu, Ki-57 Topsy transport. The brown component of multi-colour camouflage on heavier IJA aircraft. |
| VLJ71321 | IJA Light Grey Green | Aircraft | Imperial Japanese Army light grey-green — early underside colour 1937–1942. Ki-21-Ia/Ib Sally, Ki-27 Nate, Ki-30 Ann. Pre-war and early-war standard underside before more specific colours were adopted. |
| VLJ71134 | IJA Midouri Green | Aircraft | Imperial Japanese Army Midori (green) — late-war upper surface standard from 1944. Ki-84-Ia/Ib/Ic Hayate (Nakajima), Ki-100-Ib (Kawasaki), Ki-61-I KAIc/d (modified). Factory-applied from 1944 as simplified production finishes replaced mottled patterns. |
| VLJ71286 | IJA Olive Green | Aircraft | Imperial Japanese Army olive green — multi-role camouflage 1941–1944. Ki-43-II Hayabusa (Thailand-based and China-based units), Ki-61-I (early production), Ki-51 Sonia. A versatile olive used in various IJA schemes across all theatres. |
| VLJ71311 | IJN Ash Grey | Aircraft | Imperial Japanese Navy early-war overall grey (often Ame-iro; approx. FS 26350 / FS 36357 range, varies by manufacturer) — factory finish before widespread green overpainting, approx. 1937–1942. Applied to: Mitsubishi A6M2 Model 21, A6M2-N (Rufe), early A6M3 Model 32; Nakajima B5N2 (Kate); Aichi D3A1 (Val); Mitsubishi G3M (Nell); early Mitsubishi G4M1 (Betty); Kawanishi E7K (Alf); Nakajima E8N (Dave); floatplanes including F1M2 (Pete). Used in Second Sino-Japanese War (1937–1941), Pearl Harbor (1941), early Pacific campaigns including Philippines, Malaya, Dutch East Indies (1941–1942). |
| VLJ71322 | IJN Black Green | Aircraft | IJN D1 Deep Green Black (approx. FS 34052 / FS 34077 range) — upper surface camouflage applied over grey as air superiority declined, approx. 1942–1945. Applied to: Mitsubishi A6M3 Model 32/22, A6M5/5a/5b/5c; Aichi D3A2; Yokosuka D4Y1/D4Y2/D4Y3 (Judy); Nakajima B6N1/B6N2 (Jill); Mitsubishi G4M2/G4M3; Kawanishi N1K1-J Shiden; N1K2-J Shiden-Kai; Kawanishi H8K2 (late war); Nakajima C6N Saiun (Myrt); Yokosuka P1Y1 Ginga (Frances). Used in Guadalcanal (1942–43), Rabaul defense, Philippines campaign (1944), Okinawa (1945), Home Islands defense (1944–45). |
| VLJ71325 | IJN Dark Black Green | Aircraft | Late-war IJN darker green variant (approx. FS 34077 / FS 34079 range, often heavily weathered) — deeper tone used by Nakajima-built aircraft and late production runs, approx. 1943–1945. Applied to: Nakajima-built A6M5 variants; Nakajima B6N2 Jill; Nakajima C6N1 Saiun; some late D4Y3/D4Y4 Judy; Ki-84 Hayate (navalized or cross-production influence); late-war trainer conversions. Seen in Philippines (1944), Iwo Jima (1945), Okinawa (1945), and homeland defense intercept missions against B-29 raids (1944–45). |
| VLJ71310 | IJN Deep Dark Green | Aircraft | Rich IJN upper-surface green (close to D1 but slightly deeper; approx. FS 34052 / FS 34058 range) — factory-applied finish replacing field-applied greens in late war, approx. 1943–1945. Applied to: Mitsubishi A6M5/5a/5b/5c; Kawanishi N1K2-J Shiden-Kai; Yokosuka D4Y3/D4Y4 Judy; Mitsubishi J2M3/J2M5 Raiden; Aichi B7A2 Ryusei (Grace); Yokosuka P1Y1/P1Y2 Ginga; Kawanishi H6K (late service repaint); Kawanishi H8K2 (late variants). Used in defense of Formosa (1944), Philippines (1944–45), Okinawa (1945), and final defense of the Japanese Home Islands. |
| VLJ71279 | Insignia White | Aircraft | US Navy Insignia White ANA 601 — tricolor scheme underside 1943–1945. F6F-3/5 Hellcat (TF 38, TF 58 carrier groups), F4U-1D/4 Corsair, TBF-1C/TBM-1C Avenger, SB2C-4 Helldiver. The lower surface colour of the Tri-Color scheme — very pure white. Also used on US national insignia star-and-bar markings on all military aircraft throughout the war. |
| VLJ71010 | Interior Green | Aircraft | USAAF Interior Green ANA 611 (FS 34151) — cockpit and interior standard 1941–1945. B-17F/G Flying Fortress (all cockpit surfaces), B-24D/J Liberator, P-47D/M Thunderbolt (cockpit frame), P-51B/C/D Mustang, P-38J/L Lightning. The universal USAAF interior colour applied to instrument panels, bulkheads, floor plates, and structural framing. Also used in B-25, A-20, and C-47 transport interiors. |
| VLJ71305 | Interior Grey Green | Aircraft | USAAF Interior Grey Green FS 34373 — late-war bomber interiors 1943–1945. Boeing B-29A/B Superfortress (all factory-applied interior surfaces), some late B-17G and B-24J production. A slightly lighter variant introduced for B-29 production to reduce cockpit glare at high altitude. |
| VLJ71299 | Intermediate Blue | Aircraft | US Navy Intermediate Blue ANA 608 — tricolor scheme side surface 1943–1944. Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat (VF-5, VF-8 Essex), Douglas SBD-5 Dauntless (VMSB-241, Midway aftermath), TBF-1 Avenger, F4U-1A Corsair (VMF-221). Applied to fuselage sides and vertical surfaces between the dark Sea Blue upper and Insignia White lower. |
| VLJ71005 | Intermediate Blue | Aircraft | US Navy Intermediate Blue ANA 608 — tricolor scheme side surface 1943–1944. Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat (VF-5, VF-8 Essex), Douglas SBD-5 Dauntless (VMSB-241, Midway aftermath), TBF-1 Avenger, F4U-1A Corsair (VMF-221). Applied to fuselage sides and vertical surfaces between the dark Sea Blue upper and Insignia White lower. |
| VLJ71203 | Israeli Air Force Colors 1967-Present | Aircraft | Israeli Air Force complete colour set 1967–present. F-4E Phantom II (69th Sqn Hammers), F-15A/B/C/D Baz (133rd Sqn Knights of the Twin Tail), F-16A/B/C/D Netz/Brakeet (110th Sqn), F-35I Adir (140th Sqn) in various grey, sand, and stone schemes across five decades of IAF operations. |
| VLJ71106 | Ivory | Aircraft · Figures | Ivory — off-white colour for aircraft markings, figure equipment, and fabric surfaces. Suitable for Italian Regia Aeronautica aircraft (some undersides), Japanese Army balloon markings, figure uniforms (white dress uniforms), and linen aircraft covering on WWI biplane subjects. |
| VLJ71297 | JGSDF Brown 3606 | Armour | See JGSDF Brown 3606 entry above — JGSDF woodland scheme component. |
| VLJ71024 | Khaki Brown | Armour · Figures | Khaki brown — South African, Commonwealth, and general desert forces. British 8th Army vehicle paint (Western Desert), South African 6th Armoured Division (Italy), and figure painting for worn khaki uniforms in arid conditions. |
| VLJ71330 | Khaki Green #3 | Armour · Aircraft | Khaki green — JGSDF and Pacific theatre. JGSDF Type 74 MBT (early scheme), Post-WWII Japanese military vehicle base, and some mid-war IJA light vehicle camouflage in China and Burma theatres. |
| VLJ71615 | Kriegsmarine Colours | Ships | German Kriegsmarine naval paint system — standardized greys and blues (not a single color but a set), approx. 1935–1945. Key tones include: Hellgrau 50 (light grey), Dunkelgrau 51/52 (dark grey), Blaugrau (blue-grey), Schiffsbodenfarbe (hull red). Applied to: Battleships — Bismarck, Tirpitz; Pocket battleships — Admiral Graf Spee, Deutschland/Lützow, Admiral Scheer; Heavy cruisers — Admiral Hipper, Prinz Eugen, Blücher; Light cruisers — Königsberg, Karlsruhe, Köln, Leipzig, Nürnberg; Destroyers — Z1 Leberecht Maass through Z39 classes; U-boats — Type VIIA/B/C, Type IXA/B/C, Type XXI; Auxiliary cruisers and transports. Schemes varied by theater: Baltic (lighter greys), Atlantic (darker greys), Arctic operations (high contrast disruptive camo). Used in Battle of the Atlantic (1939–1945), Norway Campaign (1940), Arctic convoys (1941–1945), Operation Rheinübung (1941). |
| VLJ71257 | Light Blue | Aircraft | Light blue — general underside and sky tone. Suitable for various national air force undersides (Italian Regia Aeronautica Azzurro, Romanian Air Force, Croatian Air Force Legion), general sky effects, and training aircraft markings. |
| VLJ71255 | Light Blue | Aircraft | Light blue — general underside and sky tone. Suitable for various national air force undersides (Italian Regia Aeronautica Azzurro, Romanian Air Force, Croatian Air Force Legion), general sky effects, and training aircraft markings. |
| VLJ71328 | Light Blue | Aircraft | Light blue — general underside and sky tone. Suitable for various national air force undersides (Italian Regia Aeronautica Azzurro, Romanian Air Force, Croatian Air Force Legion), general sky effects, and training aircraft markings. |
| VLJ71027 | Light Brown | Universal | Light brown — earth tones and arid terrain. Suitable for diorama groundwork, desert sand base tones, and some Middle Eastern and Pacific theatre aircraft camouflage schemes (Japanese Ki-46 III in China-based units, Italian CR.42 Falco desert scheme). |
| VLJ71267 | Light Green | Universal | Light green — vegetation and camouflage highlight tone. Suitable for diorama foliage highlighting, camouflage highlight (lighter patches on Soviet 4BO green vehicles), and some tropical aircraft undersides. |
| VLJ71050 | Light Grey | Universal | Light grey — versatile underside and highlight tone. Suitable for post-war jet aircraft undersides (F-86 Sabre, MiG-15), ship superstructure (Kriegsmarine lighter grey), and as a colour modulation highlight over any dark grey scheme. |
| VLJ71260 | Light Grey | Universal | Light grey — versatile underside and highlight tone. Suitable for post-war jet aircraft undersides (F-86 Sabre, MiG-15), ship superstructure (Kriegsmarine lighter grey), and as a colour modulation highlight over any dark grey scheme. |
| VLJ71044 | Light Grey Green | Aircraft | Light grey-green — versatile secondary colour. Suitable for USAAF interior surfaces (wheel wells on P-47D, B-17F), Finnish Air Force schemes, and some post-war European neutral air force aircraft undersides. |
| VLJ71121 | Light Gull Grey | Aircraft | Light Gull Grey FS 36440 — US Navy standard upper surface 1970s–1990s. F-14A/B/D Tomcat (VF-1 Wolfpack, VF-84 Jolly Rogers), A-6E Intruder (VA-65), F-4J/S Phantom II (VF-96). The primary grey for most USN aircraft before the current low-visibility schemes. Paired with white or gull grey undersides. |
| VLJ71247 | Light Olive | Universal | Light olive — faded and highlight tone for olive drab subjects. Suitable for colour modulation highlights on M4 Sherman (olive drab), Soviet T-34 (faded 4BO), and diorama vegetation in dry/arid conditions. |
| VLJ71086 | Light Red | Universal | Light red / Indian red — versatile warm red. Suitable for Soviet aircraft insignia markings (Krasnaya Zvezda star), Italian Regia Aeronautica fasces markings (some variants), and figure painting for warm red fabric and equipment. |
| VLJ71129 | Light Rust | Universal | Light rust — early oxidisation and fresh corrosion. Suitable for initial rust staining on vehicles, light corrosion on ship superstructure, and the lighter tones in a multi-colour rust weathering technique. The palest rust tone to start a rust weathering process. |
| VLJ71089 | Light Sea Blue | Aircraft | Light Sea Blue FS 35260 — USN intermediate scheme. F6F-5 Hellcat (late production), some TBM-3 Avenger (post-war reserve). Also used as a transitional colour on some USN aircraft between the Tri-Color scheme and the post-war grey-and-white. |
| VLJ71245 | Loam Beige | Armour | German Watered-down Dunkelgelb / light desert beige — used as a highlighting tone over base Dunkelgelb on Panther Ausf.G, Tiger I (late), StuG IV. Also suitable for Italian Carro Armato M13/40, M14/41 desert standard (Libya 1941–1942) as a lighter sand over the base green. |
| VLJ71298 | M495 Light Grey | Aircraft | US Army/Navy light grey (approx. FS 36495 / FS 36622 range) — used for aircraft undersides and naval finishes, approx. late 1930s–1940s. Closely related to USN Non-Specular Light Gray. Applied to: F4F-3/F4F-4 Wildcat (undersides), SBD-2/SBD-3 Dauntless, TBD-1 Devastator, TBF-1 Avenger (early), PBY-5 Catalina, SOC Seagull, OS2U Kingfisher; USAAF aircraft including early P-40B/C Warhawk, B-17C/D Flying Fortress (undersides), B-18 Bolo. Used in Neutrality Patrols (1939–1941), early Pacific War including Coral Sea (1942) and Midway (1942). |
| VLJ71036 | Mahogany | Universal | Dark mahogany — rich wood tone for fine detail. Suitable for aircraft propeller blades (WWII wooden props on Spitfire Mk.I, Bf 109E), furniture in diorama figures, Japanese navy wooden deck details (IJN carriers), and figure painting leather equipment. |
| VLJ71071 | Metallic Arctic Blue | Aircraft | Metallic arctic blue — special effects and Cold War nuclear deterrent aircraft. Suitable for some USAF strategic bomber chrome/metallic accent areas (B-52A early production metallic panels), and special-purpose Cold War experimental aircraft metallic schemes. |
| VLJ71073 | Metallic Black | Automotive · Aircraft | Metallic black — stealth aircraft and automotive. Suitable for F-117A Nighthawk RAM (Radar Absorbent Material) coating sheen, B-2A Spirit (RAM tiles), and high-gloss automotive racing vehicle schemes. |
| VLJ71072 | Metallic Gun Grey | Universal | Metallic gun grey — weapons, barrels, and mechanical details. Suitable for tank main gun barrels, aircraft cannon muzzles, rifle and handgun stocks, and any machined metal weapons system detail. |
| VLJ71069 | Metallic Rust | Universal | Dark metallic rust — heavy oxidisation for long-exposed metal. Suitable for deep rust patches on tank hulls, ship deck rust staining below fittings, and derelict vehicle modelling. Darker and more saturated than orange rust — use for deep corrosion alongside lighter rust tones. |
| VLJ71070 | Metallic Signal Red | Automotive · Universal | Metallic signal red — emergency and racing automotive. Suitable for fire engine specialist red, Italian racing car (Ferrari, Alfa Romeo) metallic finishes, and high-visibility aircraft emergency panel colours. |
| VLJ71031 | Middle Stone | Aircraft · Armour | British/Commonwealth Middle Stone (BS Light Stone / SCC 3) — desert standard 1940–1943. Crusader Mk.I/II/III (7th Armoured Division, Western Desert), Valentine Mk.II/III (8th Army), Matilda II (7th Royal Tank Regiment), Universal Carrier (LRDG variants). Also aircraft: Hurricane Mk.IIC (No.94 Sqn, Egypt), Tomahawk Mk.IIA (No.112 Sqn “Shark” noses). Upper surface Middle Stone was paired with Light Stone or Dark Earth depending on theatre and unit. |
| VLJ71037 | Mud Brown | Universal | Mud brown — heavy weathering standard for AFV lower hull and running gear. Suitable for Soviet T-34/85 (Belarusian mud, 1944), German Panzer IV (Eastern Front, spring/autumn Rasputitsa), M4 Sherman (Ardennes, winter 1944–45). Apply over hulls and tracks to simulate wet or dried mud buildup. |
| VLJ71316 | N41 Dark Olive Drab | Aircraft · Armour | US Olive Drab No.41 (ANA 613 equivalent; approx. FS 33070 / FS 34087 weathered range) — primary US Army camouflage color, approx. 1941–1945. Applied to: M3 Lee/Grant, M4 Sherman (all variants: M4, M4A1, M4A2, M4A3, M4A4), M10 Wolverine, M18 Hellcat, M36 Jackson, M7 Priest, M8 Greyhound, M20 utility car, M3/M5 Stuart, M24 Chaffee (late war), GMC CCKW trucks, Willys MB Jeep, Dodge WC series. Aircraft include: P-40 Warhawk (all variants), P-47B/C/D Thunderbolt, P-51A/B Mustang (early), B-17E/F/G, B-24D/J Liberator, A-20 Havoc, B-25 Mitchell, C-47 Skytrain. Used in North Africa (1942–43), Italy (1943–45), Northwest Europe (1944–45), Pacific Theater (1941–45). |
| VLJ71249 | NATO Brown | Armour | RAL 8027 / FS 30051 NATO Brown — standard tri-color NATO camouflage component, approx. 1970s–present. Paired with NATO Green (RAL 6031) and NATO Black (RAL 9021). Applied to: M1 Abrams (all variants), M2/M3 Bradley, Stryker series (M1126–M1135), M109A6/A7 Paladin, M113A2/A3, HMMWV; German Leopard 1A5, Leopard 2A0–A7; British Challenger 1, Challenger 2, Warrior IFV, FV432; French AMX-30B2, Leclerc; Canadian LAV III, TAPV. Used in Cold War Europe deployments, NATO exercises (REFORGER), Balkans conflicts (1990s), Afghanistan (2001–2021), Iraq War (2003–2011). |
| VLJ71093 | NATO Green | Armour | RAL 6031 Bronzegrün / FS 34094 NATO Green — primary NATO camouflage green, approx. 1970s–present. Core component of tri-color disruptive scheme. Applied to: M1 Abrams (M1–M1A2), M2/M3 Bradley, Stryker family, M113 series, M109 SPG, HMMWV; Leopard 1, Leopard 2; Challenger 1/2; Warrior IFV; CVR(T) family (Scimitar, Scorpion, Spartan); French AMX-30, Leclerc; Scandinavian CV90 IFV. Used across NATO during Cold War Europe (1970s–1991), Balkans (1990s), Afghanistan, Iraq, and ongoing NATO deployments. |
| VLJ71420 | No.17 Earth Yellow | Aircraft | Japanese No.17 Earth Yellow — IJA aircraft training and general colour. Tachikawa Ki-55 Ida advanced trainer (overall yellow), Mitsubishi Ki-57 Topsy transport (identification panels), and some late-war IJA emergency training aircraft. Also used on IJN training types — Yokosuka K5Y2 Willow biplane trainer (overall yellow-orange-tan). |
| VLJ71404 | Num.1 Sky Blue “Duck Egg Blue” | Aircraft | Royal Air Force No.1 Sky Blue / Duck Egg Blue — early underside 1938–1940. Spitfire Mk.I (pre-Battle of Britain, Nos.19 and 66 Sqn), Hurricane Mk.I (Nos.43 and 111 Sqn pre-war). The pre-war standard underside for RAF fighters before Sky replaced it in 1940. Also Fleet Air Arm — Fairey Swordfish Mk.I. |
| VLJ71273 | Ocean Grey | Aircraft | RAF Ocean Grey (approx. BS 629 / FS 36152 equivalent range) — introduced in 1941 as part of the Day Fighter Scheme replacing Dark Earth on upper surfaces, approx. 1941–1945. Paired with BS Dark Green and Medium Sea Grey. Applied to: Supermarine Spitfire Mk.V (late), Mk.VIII, Mk.IX, Mk.XII, Mk.XIV; Hawker Typhoon Mk.IB; Hawker Tempest Mk.V; de Havilland Mosquito FB.VI, B.IX, PR variants; Bristol Beaufighter TF.X; Mustang Mk.III (P-51B/C RAF), Mustang Mk.IV (P-51D RAF); late Hurricane Mk.IIc/IV. Used in Circus operations (1941–42), Dieppe Raid (1942), Normandy (1944), NW Europe campaign (1944–45), V-1 interception operations (1944). |
| VLJ71270 | Off White | Aircraft · Universal | Off white — aged or slightly dirty white. Suitable for Bf 109E fuselage code letters (slightly weathered), RAF roundel white component (worn), US national insignia star markings (weathered), and white-painted building walls in diorama work. |
| VLJ71043 | Olive Drab Braunviolett | Armour · Aircraft | US Olive Drab / Braunviolett mix — transitional and mixed camouflage. Suitable for US Army vehicles in Pacific theatre (M4 Sherman, Philippines 1944) with mixed olive-violet tones, and for modelling early production Olive Drab that had faded or been mixed differently across factories. |
| VLJ71015 | Olive Green | Universal | Olive green — versatile military olive. Suitable for a wide range of subjects across multiple armies and eras — WWII US Army standard green, British Commonwealth tropical scheme, post-war European military vehicles, and diorama vegetation as a general military green. |
| VLJ71007 | Olive Green | Universal | Olive green — versatile military olive. Suitable for a wide range of subjects across multiple armies and eras — WWII US Army standard green, British Commonwealth tropical scheme, post-war European military vehicles, and diorama vegetation as a general military green. |
| VLJ71265 | Olive Green | Universal | Olive green — versatile military olive. Suitable for a wide range of subjects across multiple armies and eras — WWII US Army standard green, British Commonwealth tropical scheme, post-war European military vehicles, and diorama vegetation as a general military green. |
| VLJ71083 | Orange | Universal | Bright orange — safety markings, rescue aircraft, and training aircraft. Suitable for USAF rescue helicopter markings (HH-3E Jolly Green Giant orange high-visibility panels), NASA aircraft (T-38A Talon NASA livery), and SAR (Search and Rescue) aircraft in international service. |
| VLJ71130 | Orange Rust | Universal | Rust orange — oxidised metal weathering for all subjects. Suitable for exposed metal surfaces on abandoned or heavily weathered vehicles, ship hull rust streaks, railcar weathering, and armour chipping effects on any subject. The mid-tone between fresh and heavy rust. |
| VLJ71408 | PRU Pink | Aircraft | Royal Air Force PRU Pink — experimental photoreconnaissance 1940–1941. Spitfire PR Mk.I (early, Type A/B/C), Supermarine Spitfire PR Mk.IV (some early examples). A brief experimental phase of the PRU programme before PRU Blue became standard. Very distinctive and unusual — only a handful of aircraft carried this scheme. |
| VLJ71046 | Pale Blue Grey | Aircraft | Light blue-grey tone (approx. FS 36373 / FS 36473 range) — used for undersides and maritime patrol aircraft, approx. 1930s–1950s with continued modern analogues. Applied to: RAF Coastal Command aircraft including Lockheed Hudson, Consolidated Catalina, Short Sunderland, Vickers Wellington GR variants; Fleet Air Arm aircraft such as Fairey Swordfish Mk.I/II, Fairey Fulmar; US Navy aircraft including PBY Catalina, PBM Mariner (early schemes); postwar aircraft including early jet trainers and transports. Used in Atlantic patrols (Battle of the Atlantic 1939–45), Mediterranean naval operations, and anti-submarine warfare missions. |
| VLJ71095 | Pale Green | Aircraft | Pale green — unusual and specialist applications. Suitable for some WWII British night bomber experimental undersides, early Israeli Air Force aircraft (repainted ex-RAF Spitfires), and diorama vegetation in pale spring or tropical tones. |
| VLJ71056 | Panzer Dark Grey | Armour | German Panzer Grey (Dunkelgrau RAL 7021) — standard Wehrmacht vehicle color early WWII, approx. 1939–February 1943. Often paired with Dunkelbraun RAL 7017 (1939–1940), later used alone. Applied to: Panzer I Ausf. A/B; Panzer II Ausf. A–F, L (Luchs early); Panzer III Ausf. A–J; Panzer IV Ausf. A–F2; StuG III Ausf. A–F; Sd.Kfz. 221/222/223 armored cars; Sd.Kfz. 231/232/233 (8-rad); Sd.Kfz. 250/251 halftracks (early Ausf. A–C); Opel Blitz trucks; Kübelwagen; early Marder I/II conversions; early Wespe prototypes. Used in Poland (1939), France (1940), Balkans (1941), early Barbarossa (1941–42), North Africa (limited early deployments before desert repaint). |
| VLJ71096 | Panzer Olive | Armour | German Olive Green (Olivgrün RAL 6003) — introduced with Dunkelgelb system as secondary camouflage color, approx. 1943–1945. Applied in field or factory over RAL 7028 base. Applied to: Panther Ausf. D/A/G; Tiger I (mid/late), Tiger II; Panzer IV Ausf. G/H/J; Jagdpanzer IV; Jagdpanther; Jagdtiger; StuG III Ausf. G; StuG IV; Sd.Kfz. 251 Ausf. D; Sd.Kfz. 234 series; Hummel, Wespe, Nashorn; late-war Opel Blitz; Hetzer (Jagdpanzer 38(t)). Used in Kursk (1943), Italy (1943–45), Normandy (1944), Ardennes (1944–45), Eastern Front late-war defensive operations. |
| VLJ71074 | Radome Tan | Aircraft | Modern radome tan dielectric coating (approx. FS 33613 / FS 33531 range depending on weathering) — used on radar-transparent surfaces of aircraft, approx. 1950s–present. Applied to: F-4 Phantom II (all variants), F-15A/B/C/D/E Eagle, F-16A/B/C/D Fighting Falcon, F/A-18A–F Hornet/Super Hornet, A-10A/C Thunderbolt II, B-52H Stratofortress, B-1B Lancer, E-3 Sentry AWACS, E-2 Hawkeye, P-3 Orion, P-8 Poseidon, KC-135 Stratotanker, KC-10 Extender; helicopters including AH-64 Apache, UH-60 Black Hawk, CH-47 Chinook. Used globally in Cold War operations, Gulf War (1991), Iraq/Afghanistan conflicts, and modern NATO air operations. |
| VLJ71102 | Red | Universal | Standard red — national marking red and general-purpose. Suitable for RAF roundel inner red, Soviet star red, Japanese Hinomaru, US national marking red, and general-purpose red details on any model. |
| VLJ71269 | Red | Universal | Standard red — national marking red and general-purpose. Suitable for RAF roundel inner red, Soviet star red, Japanese Hinomaru, US national marking red, and general-purpose red details on any model. |
| VLJ71271 | Rotbraun | Armour · Aircraft | German Rotbraun RAL 8017 — two roles. (1) Wehrmacht armour camouflage component 1943–1945: applied over Dunkelgelb base on Tiger I/II, Panther, StuG IV, Nashorn — the brown component of the three-colour scheme. (2) Luftwaffe tropical/Mediterranean aircraft: Bf 109E-4/N Trop (North Africa), Bf 110D/E (Mittelmeer), He 111H-6 (Cyrenaica-based aircraft) as part of the brown/green mottled tropical scheme 1941–1942. |
| VLJ71333 | Russian Air Force Blue | Aircraft | Soviet/Russian display and export aircraft blue. Su-27S aerobatics (Russkie Vityazi/Russian Knights), MiG-29 Strizhi aerobatic team. Also found on some export MiG-21bis and Su-22 in blue camouflage schemes. |
| VLJ71347 | Russian Air Force Dark Green | Aircraft | Soviet VVS dark green — late-war standard 1943–1945. La-5FN, La-7, Yak-9T/K/P upper surface. Close to AMT-4 but representing the darker tones found on Lavochkin factory aircraft from GAZ-21 (Gorki) 1943–1945. |
| VLJ71339 | Russian Air Force Grey #3 | Aircraft | Soviet/Russian Air Force grey shade 3. MiG-21PFM/MF, Su-7BM, MiG-23M standard overall grey scheme 1960s–1980s. Used on tactical aircraft based in the western USSR and Soviet allies during the Cold War. |
| VLJ71346 | Russian Air Force Grey #4 | Aircraft | Soviet/Russian Air Force grey shade 4. MiG-15bis, MiG-17F, MiG-19P post-war standard grey. The defining grey for Korean War-era and early Cold War Soviet jets 1950–1965. |
| VLJ71343 | Russian Air Force Grey #7 | Aircraft | Soviet Air Force grey shade 7. Su-17M3/M4, MiG-23BN late Cold War scheme. Also found on MiG-27 ground attack aircraft and Su-24 Fencer variants 1975–1991. |
| VLJ71345 | Russian Air Force Grey #8 | Aircraft | Soviet Air Force grey shade 8. MiG-21bis, MiG-25PD, Tu-22M Backfire upper surface grey 1970s–1985. Later shade used on interceptors and bomber variants. |
| VLJ71338 | Russian Air Force Grey Blue | Aircraft | Soviet/Russian Air Force grey-blue underside — modern era. MiG-29A/UB, Su-27S/SK Flanker-B, Su-25 Frogfoot belly colour 1980s–present. Complementary underside for Russia’s current-generation fighters. |
| VLJ71342 | Russian Air Force Light Blue | Aircraft | Soviet VVS standard light blue underside — early war 1941–1942. MiG-3, LaGG-3, Yak-1 (early). AII Blue underside applied at most factories before AMT-7 became the standard. Also found on Lend-Lease aircraft such as Hurricane Mk.IIB and P-40E in Soviet service. |
| VLJ71017 | Russian Green | Armour · Aircraft | Soviet 4BO Protective Green — the standard Russian military green 1941–present. T-34/76, T-34/85, IS-2, ISU-152, SU-85, BT-7 (late), M3 Lee (Lend-Lease repainted). Also VVS Il-2 Shturmovik (early single-seat), and as a basis for all Soviet/Russian ground equipment colours. The most widely used military colour in the Eastern Front. |
| VLJ71080 | Rust | Universal | Standard rust — universal oxidised metal colour. The mid-range rust for vehicle hulls, ship fittings, railway stock, and any metal subject showing corrosion. Suitable for Sd.Kfz.250/251 corroded hulls, USN DD destroyer deck rust staining, and any long-term exposure weathering. |
| VLJ71244 | Sand Beige | Armour | German/Italian desert sand beige — North Africa and Mediterranean standard. Fiat M13/40 and M14/41 (Ariete Division, Libya), Semovente 75/18 (Italian Army, 1942). Also suitable for German vehicles in the final North Africa and Sicily campaigns (Tunisian theatre 1943) when standard Dunkelgelb was unavailable. |
| VLJ71034 | Sand Brown | Armour · Aircraft | German/North African sand brown — DAK (Deutsches Afrikakorps) vehicle colour 1941–1943. Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf.J (15th Panzer Division, Libya), Marder III (1942 production), Sdkfz.250/3 halftracks (DAK HQ). Also suitable for late-war Luftwaffe RLM 79 Sandgelb on Bf 109E-4/Trop, Bf 110C/D-3 (JG 27, North Africa). |
| VLJ71278 | Sand Yellow | Armour · Aircraft | German Sandgelb (sand yellow) — North Africa and Middle East. Wehrmacht/Luftwaffe Afrika Korps standard 1941–1943. Panzer III/IV (early DAK production), Sd.Kfz.251 Ausf.C, Fieseler Fi 156C Storch (Rommel’s personal aircraft). Also Italian RSI aircraft in North African theatre. |
| VLJ71028 | Sand Yellow | Armour · Aircraft | German Sandgelb (sand yellow) — North Africa and Middle East. Wehrmacht/Luftwaffe Afrika Korps standard 1941–1943. Panzer III/IV (early DAK production), Sd.Kfz.251 Ausf.C, Fieseler Fi 156C Storch (Rommel’s personal aircraft). Also Italian RSI aircraft in North African theatre. |
| VLJ71075 | Sand/Ivory | Aircraft · Armour | Sand-ivory — light desert and tropical tone. Suitable for Italian Regia Aeronautica Giallo Mimetico 4 (desert yellow for Macchi C.200, C.202, Re.2001 in North Africa), USAF Tan light component (A-10, F-111 desert scheme), and general-purpose pale sand for Middle Eastern and desert theatre subjects. |
| VLJ71246 | Sandbraun | Armour | German Sandbraun — transitional colour used on early DAK and tropical theatre vehicles. Panzer III Ausf.H (Afrika 1941), Italian M13/40 repainted in German service. A mid-tone between sand and brown used as a field overspray in the initial North Africa deployment 1941. |
| VLJ71002 | Medium Yellow | Aircraft · Universal | Medium yellow — IJA/IJN training aircraft and general marking yellow. Suitable for Imperial Japanese training aircraft overall yellow schemes, general-purpose national marking yellow bands, and as a mixing colour for warm yellow tones across any era. |
| VLJ71003 | Scarlet Red | Universal | Scarlet red — bright national marking red for aircraft. Suitable for Soviet/Warsaw Pact national stars, Japanese Hinomaru (brighter than standard red), and British roundel red (inner circle) on Battle of Britain aircraft. |
| VLJ71314 | Seaplane Grey | Aircraft | RAF/FAA Seaplane Grey (approx. FS 36440 / FS 36357 range) — light grey used primarily on naval and floatplane undersides and maritime aircraft, approx. 1930s–1945. Applied to: Supermarine Walrus, Supermarine Sea Otter, Short Sunderland Mk.I–V, Consolidated Catalina (RAF service), Fairey Swordfish Mk.I/II/III (early schemes), Fairey Albacore, Blackburn Skua, Blackburn Roc, Fairey Fulmar Mk.I/II, Supermarine Seafox. Also seen on coastal reconnaissance variants of Bristol Beaufort and Beaufighter. Used in Battle of the Atlantic (1939–45), Mediterranean naval operations, Arctic convoy escort missions, and amphibious reconnaissance roles. |
| VLJ71091 | Signal Blue | Aircraft | Signal Blue FS 35044 — used for specific aircraft identification markings and nose sections. Suitable for some Cold War USAF fighter command aircraft unit markings, aggressor training aircraft accent colours, and some US Navy aircraft colour band identification markings. |
| VLJ71063 | Silver | Universal | Metallic silver — NMF (natural metal finish) aircraft and general metallic surfaces. Suitable for B-29 Superfortress (unpainted, 509th Composite Group “Enola Gay”), P-51D Mustang (unpainted ETO aircraft), F-86A/E Sabre (unpainted Korean War aircraft), and all bare aluminium airframe models. |
| VLJ71076 | Skintone | Figures | Standard skin tone — universal figure painting flesh. Suitable for all nationalities of WWII and modern military figures as a mid-tone base, 1:35 scale crew figures for tanks, pilot and aircrew figures, and figure diorama subjects across all eras. |
| VLJ71306 | Sky Blue | Aircraft | Sky blue FS 35550 — US Navy and training aircraft. Post-war USN trainers (T-28C Trojan, NAS Pensacola), some early jet trainers, and Hellenic Navy Grumman HU-16B Albatross. Also suitable for general sky-blue markings on training and communication aircraft. |
| VLJ71407 | Sky Grey | Aircraft | Fleet Air Arm Sky Grey (approx. FS 36463 / FS 36440 range) — pre-war and early-war FAA underside color before Sky Type S standardization, approx. 1937–1941. Applied to: Blackburn Skua Mk.II, Blackburn Roc, Fairey Swordfish Mk.I (early), Gloster Sea Gladiator, Fairey Fulmar Mk.I (early production), Supermarine Walrus (early schemes). Used during Norwegian Campaign (1940), early Mediterranean operations, and pre-Battle of Britain Fleet Air Arm deployments. |
| VLJ71302 | Sky Type S | Aircraft | RAF Sky Type S (‘Duck Egg Green’; approx. BS 210 / FS 34424 range) — standard RAF underside color introduced mid-1940, approx. 1940–1945. Applied to: Supermarine Spitfire Mk.I/II/V, Hawker Hurricane Mk.I/II, Boulton Paul Defiant, Bristol Blenheim (fighter variants), Beaufighter Mk.I/VI (fighter schemes), Mosquito FB.VI, Typhoon Mk.IB (early), Tempest Mk.V (early). Also used for fuselage bands and spinner markings. Used in Battle of Britain (1940), Fighter Command operations (1940–1943), and early offensive sweeps over occupied Europe. |
| VLJ71065 | Steel | Universal | Steel metallic — gun barrels, exhaust pipes, and engineering details. Suitable for tank main gun barrels, vehicle exhaust systems, aircraft engine details, and any machined metal component. Darker than silver, less reflective than chrome. |
| VLJ71087 | Steel Blue | Aircraft · Universal | Steel blue — metallics and specialist aircraft colours. Suitable for some Cold War aircraft metallic components (SR-71 Blackbird titanium structure, blue-steel finish), naval ship grey-blue hull tones, and some aircraft canopy frame metallic finishes. |
| VLJ71081 | Tank Ochre 1943 | Armour | German late-war ochre/yellow variant (related to Dunkelgelb RAL 7028 Ausf. 1943 reformulation; approx. FS 33440 / FS 33531 range) — slightly darker/more brown-toned version due to pigment shortages, approx. 1943–1945. Applied to: Panther Ausf. A/G; Tiger I (late), Tiger II; Panzer IV Ausf. H/J; StuG III Ausf. G (late); Jagdpanzer IV; Jagdpanther; Hetzer; Sd.Kfz. 251 Ausf. D; Sd.Kfz. 234 series; Hummel, Wespe. Used in Italy (1943–45), Eastern Front defensive battles (1943–45), Normandy (1944), Ardennes (1944–45). |
| VLJ71315 | Tire Black | Universal | Tyre black — rubber tyres and tracks. Suitable for all ground vehicle tyres, aircraft undercarriage tyres (rubber tyre wheels, not steel), half-track rubber road wheels, and any rubber-tyred component on models. |
| VLJ71108 | UK Azure | Aircraft | RAF Azure Blue (approx. FS 35231) — underside color for Desert Air Force aircraft, approx. 1941–1943. Applied to: Hawker Hurricane Mk.I/II (Desert variants), Curtiss Tomahawk Mk.II, Kittyhawk Mk.I/II/III (P-40 variants), Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Vb/Vc (tropical), Bristol Beaufighter (desert operations), Martin Baltimore, Douglas Boston (RAF desert service), Vickers Wellington (North Africa variants). Used extensively in North African Campaign (1941–1943), including El Alamein (1942), and Mediterranean operations. |
| VLJ71402 | UK BSC 49 Purple Brown | Aircraft | British Standard Camouflage Colour BSC 49 Purple Brown (approx. FS 30109 / FS 30099 range) — disruptive camouflage tone used primarily on British Army vehicles, approx. 1942–1945. Applied as part of multi-tone desert and European schemes. Applied to: Churchill Mk.III–VII, Cromwell, Comet, Valentine Mk.IX–XI, Sherman II/III/V (British service), Stuart III/V (Honey), Universal Carrier, Humber Armoured Car, Daimler Armoured Car, Sexton SPG. Used in North Africa (late campaign 1942–43), Italy (1943–45), and Northwest Europe (1944–45) as part of evolving British camouflage doctrine. |
| VLJ71401 | UK BSC28 Silver Grey | Aircraft | British Standard Camouflage Colour BSC 28 Silver Grey (approx. FS 36373 / FS 36463 range) — light grey tone used for vehicles and equipment, often in Mediterranean and NW Europe theaters, approx. 1941–1945. Applied to: Churchill Mk.III–VI, Cromwell, Crusader III (late), Valentine variants, Sherman II/V (British service), Daimler and Humber armoured cars, Universal Carrier. Also seen on RAF ground equipment and support vehicles. Used in Italy Campaign (1943–45), Sicily (1943), and NW Europe (1944–45). |
| VLJ71400 | UK Desert Pink | Aircraft | British ‘Desert Pink ZI’ (approx. BS 381C:388 / FS 30279 range) — modern desert camouflage color used by British Army, approx. 1990–present. Applied to: Challenger 1 (Gulf War), Challenger 2, Warrior IFV, FV432, CVR(T) family (Scimitar, Spartan, Scorpion), Saxon APC, Jackal, Coyote, Mastiff, Ridgeback, Warthog, Land Rover Wolf. Used in Gulf War (1991), Iraq War (2003–2011), Afghanistan (2001–2021), and Middle East deployments. |
| VLJ71110 | UK Extra Dark Sea Grey | Aircraft | RAF/FAA Extra Dark Sea Grey (BS 381C:640; approx. FS 36118) — primary Fleet Air Arm upper surface color, approx. 1941–present (with postwar continuity). Applied to: Fairey Swordfish Mk.II/III (late), Fairey Barracuda Mk.II/III, Supermarine Seafire Mk.Ib/IIc/III/XV/XVII, Fairey Firefly Mk.I/IV, Hawker Sea Hurricane Mk.Ib/IIc, Blackburn Skua (late repaints), de Havilland Sea Mosquito; postwar aircraft including Sea Hawk, Sea Venom, Sea Vixen, Buccaneer S.2, early Sea Harrier FRS.1. Used in Mediterranean operations (1941–43), Normandy naval air cover (1944), Pacific Fleet operations (1945), and Cold War FAA deployments. |
| VLJ71284 | UK Light Mud | Aircraft | British ‘Light Mud’ (approx. FS 30266 / FS 30118 range) — desert camouflage base color replacing Light Stone in some units, approx. 1942–1943. Often paired with Blue-Black or Dark Olive Green. Applied to: Grant I/II, Sherman II/III (early British service), Crusader III, Valentine Mk.III–IX, Stuart III/V, Universal Carrier, Bedford and AEC trucks. Used in North African Campaign (El Alamein 1942), Tunisia (1942–43), and transition into Italy (1943). |
| VLJ71143 | UK Light Stone #61 | Aircraft | British Standard Light Stone No.61 (approx. BS 381C:361 / FS 30257) — primary British desert base color, approx. 1940–1943. Often paired with Dark Brown, Slate, or Light Mud depending on period. Applied to: Crusader Mk.I/II/III, Matilda II, Valentine Mk.I–V, Grant I/II, early Sherman II/III (British service), Daimler and Humber armoured cars, Universal Carrier, Bedford QL trucks. Used extensively in North African Campaign (Operation Compass 1940–41, Gazala 1942, El Alamein 1942), and early Tunisia fighting (1942). |
| VLJ71111 | UK Mediterranean Blue | Aircraft | RAF Mediterranean Blue (approx. FS 35164 / FS 35231 range) — mid-tone blue used in maritime and desert air operations, approx. 1941–1944. Applied to: Bristol Beaufighter (coastal/desert variants), Martin Baltimore, Douglas Boston (Mediterranean RAF), Vickers Wellington (Mediterranean variants), some Spitfire Mk.V tropical units (localized adaptations), and reconnaissance aircraft operating over sea/desert contrast environments. Used in Mediterranean Theater (Malta operations 1941–43), North Africa (1942–43), and anti-shipping strikes. |
| VLJ71109 | UK P.R.U. Blue | Aircraft | RAF Photo Reconnaissance Unit Blue (approx. FS 35164 / FS 35042 range depending on fade) — specialized high-altitude, low-visibility blue, approx. 1940–1945. Designed to blend with atmospheric haze. Applied to: Supermarine Spitfire PR Mk.IV, PR Mk.VII, PR Mk.XI, PR Mk.XIX; de Havilland Mosquito PR Mk.IV, PR Mk.VIII, PR Mk.XVI, PR Mk.34; some late-war high-altitude Hurricanes and experimental reconnaissance platforms. Used across all theaters including Battle of Britain recon (1940), pre-D-Day intelligence (1943–44), and deep reconnaissance over Germany (1940–45). |
| VLJ71288 | UK Portland Stone | Aircraft | British Portland Stone (approx. BS 381C:64 / FS 30266 range) — early desert camouflage base color, approx. 1940–1942. Often paired with Silver Grey or Slate. Applied to: Matilda II, Cruiser Mk.I–IV, early Crusader Mk.I, Valentine Mk.I–II, Rolls-Royce Armoured Car, Morris CS9, Universal Carrier, early desert soft-skin vehicles. Used in early North African Campaign (Operation Compass 1940–41), early Western Desert fighting before transition to Light Stone schemes. |
| VLJ71289 | US Dark Green | Aircraft · Armour | USAAF Dark Green (ANA 612; approx. FS 34079) — upper surface camouflage paired with Olive Drab or used in disruptive schemes, approx. 1942–1945. Applied to: P-47D Thunderbolt (European camo variants), P-38 Lightning (some field-applied camo), A-20 Havoc, B-25 Mitchell (select camo units), B-26 Marauder (early camo), C-47 Skytrain (theater-applied camo). Also seen in Pacific theater disruptive schemes on P-40 Warhawk variants. Used in European Theater (1942–45), Pacific Theater (1942–45), and Mediterranean operations. |
| VLJ71140 | US Desert Sand | Armour · Aircraft | US Desert Sand (approx. FS 33531 / FS 33613 range) — primary US desert camouflage tone, approx. WWII limited use, then heavily from 1980s–present. Applied to: M1A1/M1A2 Abrams (Desert Storm scheme), M2/M3 Bradley, M113A2/A3, M109A6 Paladin, M88 ARV, HMMWV (all variants), LAV-25, Stryker series; aircraft including A-10A (Desert Storm), F-15E Strike Eagle (Desert Storm markings), AH-64 Apache, UH-60 Black Hawk, CH-47 Chinook. Earlier analogues seen in North Africa on US equipment attached to British units (Sherman M4A1, Halftracks). Used in Gulf War (1991), Iraq War (2003–2011), Afghanistan (2001–2021). |
| VLJ71290 | US Earth Brown | Aircraft · Armour | US Earth Brown (approx. FS 30118 / FS 30099 range) — terrain-adaptive camouflage color used for soil-rich environments, approx. 1940s–present (primarily field-applied WWII, standardized later). Applied to: M4 Sherman variants (field camo in Europe), M10 Wolverine, M18 Hellcat, M36 Jackson, M3/M5 Stuart, M8 Greyhound; Vietnam-era vehicles including M48 Patton, M113 APC, M551 Sheridan; modern use on training and experimental camo for M1 Abrams, Bradley IFV, and HMMWV. Used in Northwest Europe (1944–45), Vietnam War (1965–1975), and training environments mimicking European terrain. |
| VLJ71293 | US Earth Red | Armour | US Earth Red (approx. FS 30117 / FS 30094 range) — red soil camouflage tone, especially suited for clay-heavy terrain, approx. WWII field use through Vietnam and limited modern training schemes. Applied to: M4 Sherman (Pacific and training units), M3/M5 Stuart, M8 Greyhound; Vietnam-era vehicles including M48A3 Patton, M113 APC, M551 Sheridan; USMC equipment in Pacific islands; engineering and support vehicles. Used in Pacific Theater (1942–45), Vietnam War (1965–1975), and US-based training environments simulating red soil regions. |
| VLJ71291 | US Earth Yellow | Armour | US Earth Yellow (approx. FS 30257 / FS 33448 range) — dry terrain camouflage tone, used for blending with arid and dusty environments, approx. WWII field application through modern training use. Applied to: M4 Sherman (North Africa and training), M3 Lee/Grant (US service), M8 Greyhound, Halftracks (M3/M5), GMC trucks; later applied in training or experimental schemes to M60 Patton, M113 APC, and HMMWV. Used in North Africa (1942–43), US desert training (California/Arizona), and simulated desert operations. |
| VLJ71139 | US Field Drab | Armour | US Field Drab (approx. FS 30118 / FS 30051 range; darker than Earth Brown) — standard US equipment and webbing color with crossover into vehicle camouflage, approx. 1941–present. Applied to: M1 Garand equipment sets, artillery pieces (M2 howitzer, M1 155mm ‘Long Tom’), M3 Halftrack, M4 Sherman (equipment and partial camo), M8 Greyhound; later vehicles including M151 MUTT, M35 ‘Deuce and a Half’, M54 truck, M113 APC. Used in all WWII theaters (1941–45), Korean War (1950–53), Vietnam War (1965–75), and continued use in equipment coloration. |
| VLJ71294 | US Forest Green | Aircraft · Armour | US Forest Green (approx. FS 34079 / FS 34064 range depending on system) — deep green used in US Army/NATO camouflage and aviation schemes, approx. 1950s–present. Applied to: UH-1 Huey (Vietnam camo), AH-1 Cobra, CH-47 Chinook, UH-60 Black Hawk, AH-64 Apache; aircraft including F-4 Phantom II (SEA camo), F-105 Thunderchief, A-7 Corsair II, AC-130 gunship; ground vehicles including M48/M60 Patton, M113 APC, M551 Sheridan, early M1 Abrams (test schemes), HMMWV. Used in Vietnam War (1965–1975), Cold War Europe, and NATO operations. |
| VLJ71047 | US Grey | Aircraft | US Neutral/Light Aircraft Grey (approx. FS 36270 / FS 36375 range) — general-purpose grey used across US aircraft, approx. 1950s–present. Applied to: F-16A/B/C/D Fighting Falcon (early and modern schemes), F/A-18A–F Hornet/Super Hornet, F-15C/D Eagle, F-15E Strike Eagle (undersides), A-10A/C Thunderbolt II, B-1B Lancer, C-130 Hercules, KC-135 Stratotanker, E-3 Sentry, MQ-9 Reaper. Used in Cold War operations, Gulf War (1991), Kosovo (1999), Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts. |
| VLJ71045 | US Grey Light | Aircraft | US Light Ghost/Light Aircraft Grey (approx. FS 36375 / FS 36495 range) — lighter companion grey for low-visibility schemes, approx. 1970s–present. Applied to: F-14A/B/D Tomcat, F/A-18 Hornet/Super Hornet, F-16C/D, F-15C/D, AV-8B Harrier II, S-3 Viking, P-3 Orion (late), P-8 Poseidon, E-2 Hawkeye. Core component of ‘Compass Ghost’ and naval aviation schemes. Used from late Cold War through modern US Navy/USAF operations. |
| VLJ71107 | US Interior Yellow | Aircraft | US Zinc Chromate Yellow (approx. FS 33481) — primer and interior protective coating, approx. 1930s–1945 (with limited postwar use). Applied to: interiors of P-51 Mustang (early), P-47 Thunderbolt, P-38 Lightning, B-17 Flying Fortress, B-24 Liberator, B-25 Mitchell, A-20 Havoc, C-47 Skytrain; also wheel wells, bomb bays, and internal structures across USAAF/USN aircraft. Used in all WWII theaters (1941–45). Often overpainted with Interior Green in later production. |
| VLJ71113 | US Intermediate Blue | Aircraft | US Navy Intermediate Blue (ANA 608; approx. FS 35164) — mid-tone of the USN tri-color camouflage scheme, approx. 1943–1945. Applied to: F6F-3/F6F-5 Hellcat, F4U-1A/1D Corsair, SB2C Helldiver, TBF/TBM Avenger, SBD-5/6 Dauntless (late), PB4Y Privateer. Positioned between Sea Blue upper surfaces and White undersides. Used in major Pacific operations including Solomon Islands (1943), Philippine Sea (1944), Leyte Gulf (1944), Iwo Jima (1945), Okinawa (1945). |
| VLJ71137 | US Light Green | Aircraft · Armour | US Light Green (approx. FS 34151 / FS 34258 range) — lighter green used in disruptive camouflage, especially in tropical and jungle environments, approx. 1940s field use, standardized in Vietnam-era schemes. Applied to: M48A3 Patton, M551 Sheridan, M113 APC, M42 Duster, M107/M110 artillery; aircraft including F-4 Phantom II (SEA camo), A-1 Skyraider, AC-47 Spooky, OV-10 Bronco, UH-1 Huey, AH-1 Cobra. Used in Vietnam War (1965–1975) and Southeast Asia operations. |
| VLJ71292 | US Loam | Armour | US Loam (approx. FS 30118 / FS 30051 range, darker soil tone) — earth-based camouflage color representing rich soil environments, approx. WWII field use through modern training applications. Applied to: M4 Sherman variants (field-applied camo in Europe), M10 Wolverine, M18 Hellcat, M36 Jackson; later vehicles including M48/M60 Patton, M113 APC, and engineering vehicles in training schemes. Used in Northwest Europe (1944–45), and later US/NATO training environments simulating European terrain. |
| VLJ71138 | US Sand | Armour | US Sand (approx. FS 33448 / FS 33531 range) — general-purpose light sand tone for desert and arid environments, approx. WWII limited use, widely adopted post-1980s. Applied to: M1 Abrams, M2/M3 Bradley, M113 APC, Stryker series, HMMWV; aircraft including A-10 Thunderbolt II (desert ops), F-16C (desert deployments), AH-64 Apache, UH-60 Black Hawk. Earlier analogues used on US vehicles in North Africa (Sherman, Halftracks). Used in Gulf War (1991), Iraq War, Afghanistan War, and desert training environments. |
| VLJ71112 | Sand | Armour | Generic sand tone (approx. FS 30257 / FS 33448 range) — widely used across multiple nations for desert camouflage, approx. 1930s–present. Applied to: German Afrika Korps vehicles (Panzer III/IV, Sd.Kfz. 251 — overpainted on Panzer Grey), British Crusader, Matilda II, Valentine, Grant, Sherman (Commonwealth service), Italian M13/40, Semovente series; modern vehicles including M1 Abrams, Challenger 2, Leopard 2 (desert schemes), and HMMWV. Used in North Africa (1940–43), Middle East conflicts, Gulf War, Iraq/Afghanistan operations. |
| VLJ71026 | USA Brown | Armour | US Brown (approx. FS 30117 / FS 30099 range) — general-purpose brown used in camouflage systems and field applications, approx. WWII–present. Applied to: WWII vehicles (M4 Sherman, M8 Greyhound, Halftracks — field camo), Vietnam-era M48 Patton, M113 APC, M551 Sheridan; modern use in CARC/NATO-style camo on M1 Abrams, Bradley, and HMMWV. Used in Northwest Europe (1944–45), Vietnam War (1965–75), and modern US/NATO operations. |
| VLJ71296 | USAAF Light Grey | Aircraft | USAAF Light Gray (ANA 602; approx. FS 36440 / FS 36622 range) — standard aircraft underside color early WWII, approx. 1941–1943 before shift to Neutral Gray. Applied to: P-40B/C/E Warhawk, P-39 Airacobra, P-38 Lightning (early), B-17C/D/E Flying Fortress, B-24D Liberator, A-20 Havoc, B-25 Mitchell, C-47 Skytrain. Paired with Olive Drab upper surfaces. Used in early Pacific War (1941–42), North Africa (1942–43), and early European Theater operations. |
| VLJ71125 | USAF Brown | Aircraft | USAF Southeast Asia (SEA) camouflage brown (approx. FS 30219) — one of the four-tone SEA scheme colors, approx. 1960s–1980s. Applied to: F-4C/D/E Phantom II, F-105D/F Thunderchief, F-100D Super Sabre, A-1 Skyraider, A-7D Corsair II, B-52D Stratofortress (‘Big Belly’), AC-130A/E gunship, OV-10 Bronco, C-130 Hercules (tactical camo). Used extensively in Vietnam War (1965–1975) and continued in USAF service into early 1980s. |
| VLJ71016 | USAF Dark Green | Aircraft | USAF Dark Green (approx. FS 34079; SEA scheme component) — primary dark green in Southeast Asia camouflage, approx. 1960s–1980s. Applied to: F-4 Phantom II (all Vietnam-era variants), F-105 Thunderchief, F-111A Aardvark (early camo), A-7D Corsair II, A-37 Dragonfly, B-52D, AC-130 gunships, OV-10 Bronco; also helicopters including UH-1 Huey and CH-53. Used in Vietnam War, Laos/Cambodia operations, and early Cold War tactical deployments. |
| VLJ71123 | USAF Dark Grey | Aircraft | USAF Dark Grey (approx. FS 36118 / FS 36081 range depending on application) — low-visibility tactical grey used in modern jet camouflage, approx. 1970s–present. Applied to: F-15C/D Eagle, F-15E Strike Eagle, F-16C/D Fighting Falcon, A-10A/C Thunderbolt II, B-1B Lancer, F-117 Nighthawk (tonal variations), F-22 Raptor (scheme components), F-35 Lightning II (Have Glass variants). Used in late Cold War, Gulf War (1991), Kosovo (1999), Iraq/Afghanistan operations, and modern stealth-era deployments. |
| VLJ71124 | USAF Green | Aircraft | USAF Medium Green (approx. FS 34102; SEA scheme component) — lighter green used alongside Dark Green and Tan in SEA camouflage, approx. 1960s–1980s. Applied to: F-4 Phantom II, F-105 Thunderchief, F-100 Super Sabre, A-1 Skyraider, A-7D Corsair II, B-52D Stratofortress, AC-130 gunship, OV-10 Bronco, C-123 Provider, C-130 Hercules. Used throughout Vietnam War and retained in some Air National Guard units into the 1980s. |
| VLJ71276 | USAF Light Grey | Aircraft | USAF Light Grey (approx. FS 36473 / FS 36622 range) — light underside and overall aircraft grey used in post-WWII and early jet age schemes, approx. 1950s–present (varies by platform). Applied to: F-86 Sabre, F-100 Super Sabre (early), F-102 Delta Dagger, F-106 Delta Dart, early F-4 Phantom II (pre-SEA camo), T-33 Shooting Star, C-130 Hercules (early schemes), KC-135 Stratotanker. Transitioned into modern low-visibility grey schemes on later aircraft. Used during Cold War air defense era and early Vietnam deployments. |
| VLJ71348 | USAF Tan | Aircraft | USAF Tan (approx. FS 30219 — same as SEA Tan) — key component of Southeast Asia camouflage, approx. 1960s–1980s. Applied to: F-4 Phantom II (C/D/E), F-105 Thunderchief, F-111A Aardvark (early camo), A-7D Corsair II, A-1 Skyraider, B-52D Stratofortress, AC-130 gunship, OV-10 Bronco, C-130 Hercules. Used extensively in Vietnam War (1965–1975) and retained in USAF tactical units into the late 1970s–early 1980s. |
| VLJ71295 | USN Sea Blue | Aircraft | US Navy Sea Blue (ANA 623 Glossy Sea Blue; approx. FS 15042) — overall late-war and postwar naval aviation color, approx. 1944–1950s (extended in some roles). Applied to: F6F-5 Hellcat (late), F4U-1D/4 Corsair, SB2C-4/5 Helldiver, TBM Avenger (late), F8F Bearcat, F7F Tigercat; early jets including F9F Panther (initial schemes). Replaced tri-color camouflage with overall finish. Used in late Pacific War operations (Philippines 1944–45, Okinawa 1945) and early postwar naval aviation. |
| VLJ71332 | Underside Blue Faded | Aircraft | Soviet VVS faded underside blue — campaign-worn finish. Represents field-worn AMT-7 or AII Blue on Il-2, La-5, Yak-9 after extended operations. Appropriate for modelling aircraft from late 1943–1945 that have not been repainted. |
| VLJ71412 | VVS Grey Blue | Aircraft | Soviet VVS standard grey-blue underside 1942–1944. Yak-7B, Yak-9 (various marks), Yak-9D long-range variant. Factory-applied underside colour at GAZ-153 (Novosibirsk) and GAZ-301 (Saratov) production lines 1942–1944. |
| VLJ71188 | WWII Soviet Vehicle Camo | Armour | Soviet WWII vehicle camouflage colour set. Covers 4BO Protective Green base with 6K and 7K brown and black camouflage patterns on T-34/76 (1942–1943), KV-1S, IS-2, SU-85, ISU-122/152, and Lend-Lease M4A2 Sherman in Soviet service across all Eastern Front theatres 1941–1945. |
| VLJ71623 | WWII USMC Green/Grey 1942-45 | Aircraft · Armour | USMC colour set Green/Grey scheme 1942–1945. Covers F4U-1/1A Corsair (VMF-214 Black Sheep, VMF-221), SBD-3/5 Dauntless (VMSB-241, Midway), TBF-1C Avenger (VMTB-242), and Marine Corps ground vehicles (M3 Stuart, DUKW, LVT(A)) in Pacific theatre operations Guadalcanal through Okinawa. |
| VLJ71624 | WWII USMC Sand Patterns 1942-1945 | Aircraft · Armour | USMC sand/tan pattern colour set 1942–1945. Covers Marine Corps vehicles in Pacific island campaigns — M4A2 Sherman (4th and 5th Marine Divisions, Iwo Jima), LVT-4 Water Buffalo (3rd Marine Division), M3A1 Stuart (1st Marine Division, Cape Gloucester). Also suitable for some USMC aircraft in sand/olive schemes in the Central Pacific. |
| VLJ71001 | White | Universal | White — winter camouflage and markings. Suitable for Eastern Front winter whitewash on Panzer III/IV (1941–1942), T-34/76 winter scheme (Stalingrad, 1942–43), Finnish Air Force winter camouflage (VL Myrsky, Brewster Buffalo, winter 1941–1944), and all national marking white components. |
| VLJ71119 | White Grey | Aircraft · Universal | White-grey — off-white for aged and scaled subjects. Suitable for 1:72 scale white markings (reduces optical illusion on small scale), aged winter whitewash (worn away, showing through), and some post-war American transport aircraft overall white-grey schemes. |
| VLJ71077 | Wood | Universal | Natural wood — raw timber colour for diorama elements, crate details, and vehicle wooden components. Suitable for Wehrmacht supply crate interiors, Panzer IV wooden armour add-ons (Holzaufsatz), artillery ammunition crates, and diorama base vegetation and lumber. |
| VLJ71033 | Yellow Ochre | Universal | Yellow ochre — warm yellow-brown. Suitable for Dunkelgelb highlights and colour modulation, Italian colonial desert vehicle yellow-ochre tones, diorama rocky terrain (Mediterranean limestone), and as a mixing colour for warm sand and stone effects in any era diorama. |
| VLJ71013 | Yellow Olive | Aircraft · Armour | Yellow-olive — Luftwaffe RLM 80 Olivgrün / Yellow-Olive transitional. Suitable for some late-war Bf 109G-10/K-4 (RLM 80/83 scheme), Fw 190D-9 (late production) mottled upper surfaces, and as a transition colour between Dunkelgelb and Olivgrün on some Tiger II and Jagdpanther late-production examples 1944–1945. |
Vallejo Model Color
Water-based acrylics for brush painting. The broadest general-purpose range in the Vallejo lineup — covering military, historical, and civilian subjects across all scales. Each colour includes notes on typical military, historical, or scale modelling applications.
| SKU | Colour | Subject | Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| VLJ70842 | Ivory | Figures · Aircraft | Off-white with warm tone. Suitable for 1/35 figure shirt and web equipment, Luftwaffe tropical shirt, linen aircraft fabric covering on WWI biplanes, and bone effects on skull motifs. |
| VLJ70820 | Off White | Figures · Universal | Slightly warm white. Used for 1/35 figure teeth, eye whites, and highlight coats over ivory. Also suitable for ageing effects on white aircraft markings and Japanese surrender white liveries. |
| VLJ70951 | White | Universal | Pure white for national markings, winter camouflage overpainting, and final highlights on any subject. Essential for all modelling work. |
| VLJ70840 | Light Grey | Universal | Light neutral grey. Suitable for Luftwaffe RLM 76 substitute on small-scale aircraft, ship superstructure highlights, and colour modulation on grey vehicle schemes. |
| VLJ70990 | Light Grey | Universal | Light neutral grey. Suitable for Luftwaffe RLM 76 substitute on small-scale aircraft, ship superstructure highlights, and colour modulation on grey vehicle schemes. |
| VLJ70992 | Neutral Grey | Armour · Aircraft | Medium neutral grey. Suitable for Panzer Grey shading, post-war jet underside tones, and ship hull grey colour reference. |
| VLJ70994 | Dark Grey | Armour · Aircraft | Dark grey for Panzergrau base coats on WWII early-war German vehicles, Kriegsmarine hull paint, and shadow panel lines on any grey subject. |
| VLJ70995 | German Grey | Armour | German Dunkelgrau (Panzergrau) RAL 7021 — standard Wehrmacht armour colour 1939–early 1943. Panzer I through Panzer IV Ausf.F, Sd.Kfz.251 Ausf.A–C, Panzer III (all early marks). |
| VLJ70869 | Basalt Grey | Armour · Figures | Dark blue-grey. Suitable for Waffen-SS winter reversible parkas (grey side), German Kriegsmarine officer uniforms, and as shadow tone on Panzergrau subjects. |
| VLJ70907 | Pale Grey Blue | Aircraft | Pale blue-grey. Suitable for Luftwaffe RLM 76 Lichtblau approximation on small scale, some post-war aircraft undersides, and as a light blue highlight on grey schemes. |
| VLJ70943 | Medium Grey | Universal | Mid-range grey suitable for all-purpose shading and basecoating on grey-painted military subjects. |
| VLJ70987 | Medium Grey | Universal | Mid-range grey suitable for all-purpose shading and basecoating on grey-painted military subjects. |
| VLJ70986 | Deck Tan | Ships · Armour | Warm tan/beige. Japanese Navy carrier deck colour (IJN Shokaku, Zuikaku), and British/US wooden deck approximation. Also suitable as a DAK vehicle sand highlight. |
| VLJ70917 | Beige | Universal | General-purpose warm beige. Suitable for German Afrika Korps desert base, Italian colonial vehicles, and diorama groundwork base coat. |
| VLJ70918 | Ivory | Universal | Cream-ivory tone. Suitable for figure white equipment (worn), linen fabric on WWII figures, and highlighting parchment or aged paper effects in dioramas. |
| VLJ70976 | Buff | Universal | Sandy buff colour. Suitable for British desert vehicles (SCC 2 base highlight), Italian Regia Aeronautica undersides, and general desert sand tones. |
| VLJ70978 | Dark Yellow | Armour | German Dunkelgelb RAL 7028 — WWII Wehrmacht standard base colour from February 1943. Panzer IV Ausf.G/H/J, Panther, Tiger I, StuG III Ausf.G, all 1943–1945 German AFVs. |
| VLJ70879 | Green Ochre | Universal | Warm yellow-green. Suitable for Japanese Ki-43 mottled scheme green component, and warm yellow-green camouflage detail on any subject. |
| VLJ70915 | Deep Yellow | Universal | Rich deep yellow. Suitable for German vehicle markings (divisional and tactical numbers), some Italian aircraft markings, and general-purpose deep yellow. |
| VLJ70953 | Flat Yellow | Universal | Matte standard yellow. Suitable for WWII Japanese aircraft training yellow, general national marking yellow, and yellow equipment details. |
| VLJ70948 | Golden Yellow | Universal | Rich golden yellow. Suitable for unit insignia, trophy and award metallic painting on figure models, and some Luftwaffe spinner identification colour schemes (yellow nose bands, JG 2, JG 26). |
| VLJ70858 | Ice Yellow | Universal | Very pale yellow-ivory. Suitable for extreme highlights on yellow and ivory surfaces, bleached bone effects, and scale colour adjustment on yellow markings in small scales. |
| VLJ70877 | Yellow Green | Universal | Bright yellow-green. Suitable for vegetation highlights in dioramas, some Luftwaffe RLM 82 Hellgrün approximation (late-war), and general-purpose foliage. |
| VLJ70833 | German Camouflage Bright Green | Armour | Bright variant of Olivgrün. Used on late-war German vehicles as a highlight over the standard green camouflage component. Panther Ausf.G and Tiger II (Königstiger) late-production examples. |
| VLJ70891 | Intermediate Green | Aircraft | USAAF Intermediate Green (ANA 612 approximation). Used on fuselage sides of B-17F/G, B-24, and other USAAF aircraft in some medium green schemes. |
| VLJ70968 | Flat Green | Armour · Universal | General-purpose flat green. Suitable for British SCC 15 Khaki Green, Soviet 4BO Protective Green approximation, and any standard military green subject. |
| VLJ70883 | Pastel Green | Universal | Pale pastel green. Suitable for some hospital/medical equipment in dioramas, early-war aircraft fabric surfaces, and extreme highlight on dark green military subjects. |
| VLJ70942 | Light Green | Universal | Light green for highlights, vegetation, and lighter military green schemes. |
| VLJ70924 | Russian Uniform | Figures | Soviet Red Army field uniform colour (Zashchitnyi Khaki approximation). Infantry, armour crew, and VVS ground personnel uniforms 1941–1945. Essential for any WWII Soviet figure. |
| VLJ70830 | German Fieldgrey | Figures | Wehrmacht Heer Feldgrau uniform standard. Suitable for Heer infantry figures, Panzergrenadier, and general Wehrmacht military figures 1939–1945. |
| VLJ70831 | German Camo Medium Brown | Armour | German Rotbraun RAL 8017 camouflage component — the brown in the three-tone WWII Dunkelgelb/Olivgrün/Rotbraun system. Essential for Tiger I, Panther, all 1943–1945 German armour. |
| VLJ70826 | German Camo Pale Brown | Armour | Light variant of German brown camouflage. Suitable for faded or highlight variant of Rotbraun on Panther Ausf.G, late-war StuG III, and as a mixing colour for transitional brown tones. |
| VLJ70821 | German Camo Orange Ochre | Armour | Orange-ochre camouflage component. Suitable for some late-war German armour transitional schemes and post-war vehicle subjects. Also useful for Eastern Front late summer camouflage approximations. |
| VLJ70875 | Beige Brown | Universal | Warm mid-brown. Suitable for leather equipment on figures (belts, holsters, boots), wooden vehicle components, and general-purpose earth tones. |
| VLJ70983 | Flat Brown | Universal | Standard flat brown for groundwork, wooden surfaces, soil, and general-purpose earth tones across all modelling subjects. |
| VLJ70871 | Saddle Brown | Figures · Universal | Medium brown for leather saddles, cavalry equipment, leather straps on WWII figures, and general-purpose dark leather effects. |
| VLJ70818 | Red Leather | Figures · Universal | Warm red-brown for old leather, cavalry equipment, and russet-toned belts and holsters on figure models. |
| VLJ70985 | Hull Red | Ships · Armour | Dark red-brown anti-fouling hull colour. Ship waterline and below-waterline painting on IJN Yamato, HMS Hood, KMS Bismarck, and all 1/350 and 1/700 naval subjects. |
| VLJ70814 | Burnt Red | Universal | Dark burnt red. Suitable for deep rust weathering, worn leather effects, and as a base for chipping effects on heavily weathered vehicles. |
| VLJ70947 | Red | Universal | Standard bright red for national markings, roundels, and general-purpose red details. |
| VLJ70926 | Red | Universal | Standard bright red for national markings, roundels, and general-purpose red details. |
| VLJ70817 | Scarlet | Universal | Bright scarlet red. Suitable for Soviet star national markings, Japanese Hinomaru (brighter variant), and British roundel red inner circle. |
| VLJ70804 | Rose Brown | Figures | Warm pinkish-brown base for Caucasian/Mediterranean figure skin tones. Suitable as an underpainting base for 1/35 figure faces and hands. |
| VLJ70860 | Medium Fleshtone | Figures | Mid-range skin tone suitable as a base for most figure skin colour ranges. Universal starting point for 1/35 and 1/72 figures. |
| VLJ70861 | Basic Skintone | Figures | Light, slightly cool skin base. Suitable for northern European complexion military figures, WWII British and American infantry. |
| VLJ70845 | Sunny Skintone | Figures | Warm tanned skin tone. Suitable for North African, Mediterranean, and Asian theatre figures, DAK infantry, and any sun-tanned military personnel. |
| VLJ70955 | Flat Flesh | Figures | Mid-range flat flesh tone for standard figure skin painting. The classic go-to skin base for historical military figures. |
| VLJ70928 | Light Flesh | Figures | Light highlight flesh tone. Use over medium and flat flesh tones to build up skin highlights on figure faces in any scale. |
| VLJ70956 | Clear Orange | Universal | Transparent orange for rust effects, gem effects, and NMF tinting. Also useful for canopy frame tinting on some WWII aircraft. |
| VLJ70850 | Pale Sand | Universal | Very light sand tone. Suitable as a highlight over buff and desert sand colours, dry-brushing on North African diorama terrain, and extreme faded effects on desert vehicles. |
| VLJ70837 | Sand Yellow | Universal | Warm sand-yellow. Suitable for Italian desert vehicles, German early-war DAK sand, and general-purpose arid terrain subjects. |
| VLJ70916 | Sand Yellow | Universal | Warm sand-yellow. Suitable for Italian desert vehicles, German early-war DAK sand, and general-purpose arid terrain subjects. |
| VLJ70819 | Iraqi Sand | Armour | Iraqi/Middle Eastern desert sand tone. Suitable for IDF Sinai Grey variants, Iraqi Army T-55/T-72 (sand repaints), and modern coalition desert vehicle base colours. Gulf War and Iraq War period subjects. |
| VLJ70977 | Desert Yellow | Armour | Desert yellow for North African, Middle Eastern, and general arid camouflage schemes. Versatile across multiple national armies and periods. |
| VLJ70913 | Yellow Ochre | Universal | Warm ochre for Dunkelgelb highlights, Italian colonial vehicles, stone and masonry in dioramas, and mixing yellow-brown tones. |
| VLJ70912 | Green Ochre | Universal | Yellow-green ochre for vegetation, some WWII Japanese aircraft camouflage components, and warm green mixing. |
| VLJ70881 | Yellow Green | Universal | Bright yellow-green for vegetation highlights, late-war Luftwaffe RLM 82 approximation, and general foliage painting. |
| VLJ70888 | Olive Grey | Universal | Neutral olive-grey. Suitable for some Pacific theatre US equipment, British Mk.IV tank (WWI grey-green), and as a mid-tone in olive drab weathering. |
| VLJ70894 | Russian Green | Armour | Soviet 4BO Protective Green — standard Russian military green. T-34/76, IS-2, SU-100, and all Eastern Front Soviet AFVs. The definitive Soviet armour colour. |
| VLJ70896 | German Camouflage Extra Dark Green | Armour | Very dark green for shading German Olivgrün (RAL 6003) recesses, and as a shadow tone under camouflage patterns on Panther and Tiger variants. |
| VLJ70897 | Bronze Green | Armour · Aircraft | British/Commonwealth Bronze Green — Western Desert upper surface and vehicle standard 1940–1942. Suitable for Crusader, Matilda II, and some RAF Desert Air Force aircraft in bronze-green schemes. |
| VLJ70827 | Lime Green | Universal | Bright lime green for signal markings, vegetation highlights, and any subject requiring a vivid green. |
| VLJ70898 | Dark Green | Universal | Dark military green for shadow areas, thick vegetation in dioramas, and dark green equipment details. |
| VLJ70850 | Pale Sand | Universal | Very pale sand for extreme highlighting on desert subjects and pale stone terrain effects. |
| VLJ70899 | Dark Prussian Blue | Figures | Dark Prussian blue for Napoleonic Prussian infantry, WWI German Navy uniform, and dark blue military uniform subjects. |
| VLJ70839 | Ultramarine | Universal | Vivid ultramarine blue for national marking roundels (RAF blue outer ring), general-purpose deep blue, and figure painting. |
| VLJ70925 | Blue | Universal | Standard medium blue for roundels, national markings, and general-purpose blue. |
| VLJ70840 | Light Grey | Universal | Light neutral grey for highlights, post-war aircraft undersides, and ship superstructure detail. |
| VLJ70963 | Flat Blue | Universal | Matte blue for aircraft roundels, ship markings, and general figure painting blue. |
| VLJ70908 | Carmine Red | Figures | Deep carmine red for uniform facings, regimental details on historical Napoleonic and Victorian era figures, and deep red equipment. |
| VLJ70934 | Transparent Red | Universal | Transparent red for glazing, gem effects, canopy tinting, and red wash effects over metallic surfaces. |
| VLJ70936 | Transparent Yellow | Universal | Transparent yellow for glazing over metals (gold tints), gem effects, and colour modulation glazes. |
| VLJ70937 | Transparent Blue | Universal | Transparent blue for glazing, water effects, gem effects, and blue wash over metallic or white surfaces. |
| VLJ70938 | Transparent Green | Universal | Transparent green for glazing, gem effects, and Aotake interior coating approximation on Japanese aircraft. |
| VLJ70903 | Umber | Universal | Dark warm brown for groundwork, deep shadow areas, wood grain, and figure painting deep shadow tones. |
| VLJ70822 | German Camouflage Black Brown | Armour | Very dark brown used as a shading wash and deep shadow on German Dunkelgelb vehicles. Applied to recesses, tracks, and very dark mud effects on WWII German armour. |
| VLJ70984 | Flat Brown | Universal | Flat matte brown for groundwork, wood, and general earth tones across all scales and subjects. |
| VLJ70872 | Chocolate Brown | Universal | Dark chocolate brown for deep wood effects, heavy leather shading, and dark earth groundwork in dioramas. |
| VLJ70843 | Cork Brown | Universal | Warm mid-brown for cork textures, Mediterranean stone walls in dioramas, and WWII Italian vehicle camouflage brown components. |
| VLJ70941 | Burnt Umber | Universal | Classic dark warm brown for deep recesses, Dunkelbraun RAL 7017 (early WWII German two-colour scheme on Panzer I/II, 1939), and figure deep shadow. |
| VLJ70940 | Saddle Brown | Universal | Medium leather brown for tack, saddles, cavalry equipment, and any brown leather subject. |
| VLJ70982 | Cavalry Brown | Figures | Deep cavalry brown for hussar and cavalry figure accoutrements, boots, and dark leather horse equipment. |
| VLJ70980 | Black | Universal | Pure black for deep shadow, panel lines, tyres, and any black detail work across all modelling subjects. |
| VLJ70950 | Black | Universal | Pure black for deep shadow, panel lines, tyres, and any black detail work across all modelling subjects. |
| VLJ70862 | Black Grey | Universal | Very dark grey, almost black. Suitable for rubber tyres on vehicles, exhaust pipe blackening on aircraft, and night aircraft undersides. |
| VLJ70863 | Gunmetal Grey | Universal | Dark metallic grey for gun barrels, engine components, and machined metal surfaces on any subject. |
| VLJ70865 | Oily Steel | Universal | Oily metallic steel for worn metal surfaces, tank tracks, and any subject showing heavily used bare metal. |
| VLJ70864 | Silver | Universal | Bright metallic silver for NMF (natural metal finish) aircraft, aircraft propellers, and all bare metal effects. |
| VLJ70997 | Silver | Universal | Bright metallic silver for NMF aircraft, polished propeller spinners, and bare metal surfaces on any subject. |
| VLJ70996 | Gold | Universal | Bright metallic gold for rank insignia, unit badges, and decorative metalwork on figure models. |
| VLJ70998 | Copper | Universal | Metallic copper for period fittings, steam locomotive details, naval gun breech fittings, and warm metallic highlights. |
| VLJ70857 | Golden Olive | Universal | Warm olive-gold. Suitable for WWII Japanese aircraft fuselage mottle lighter tones and diorama autumn vegetation. |
| VLJ70893 | US Dark Green | Armour | US Army Dark Green component (ANA 612 approximation) for disruptive camouflage on WWII US and Allied vehicles. |
| VLJ70833 | German Camouflage Bright Green | Armour | Bright German Olivgrün highlight for Panther Ausf.G and late-war German armour colour modulation. |
| VLJ70967 | Olive Drab | Armour | US Olive Drab (ANA 613) — standard WWII US Army vehicle and aircraft colour. M4 Sherman, M3 Lee, P-47 Thunderbolt, B-17 Flying Fortress upper surfaces. The definitive WWII US Army colour. |
| VLJ70887 | US Field Drab | Armour | US Field Drab for WWII US Army vehicles and webbing. Suitable for M4 Sherman accessories and equipment painting, and artillery equipment. |
| VLJ70921 | English Uniform | Figures | British Khaki Drill uniform colour. Suitable for British 8th Army infantry (North Africa), Commonwealth troops in tropical uniform, and WWII British figure khaki drill. |
| VLJ70988 | Khaki | Figures · Armour | Standard khaki for British/Commonwealth uniforms, equipment, and webbing across all theatres. The essential colour for any British WWII figure. |
| VLJ70989 | Sky Grey | Aircraft | RAF Sky Grey underside approximation for small-scale aircraft and carrier-based Fleet Air Arm aircraft. |
| VLJ70971 | Green Grey | Aircraft · Armour | Green-grey for transitional and Cold War aircraft schemes, and general-purpose grey-green military subjects. |
| VLJ70972 | Medium Grey | Universal | General-purpose medium grey for all military and civilian subjects in grey. |
| VLJ70973 | US Navy Blue | Aircraft · Figures | Dark navy blue for USN aircraft (Gloss Sea Blue approximation), US Navy uniform painting, and other dark blue national marking subjects. |
| VLJ70974 | Dark Blue | Universal | Dark navy/midnight blue for French Armée de l’Air pre-war subjects, naval uniforms, and deep blue markings. |
| VLJ70825 | German Camouflage Pale Brown | Armour | Pale brown camouflage component for German late-war armour. Used as a highlight or faded variant of Rotbraun on Panther and Tiger camouflage schemes. |
Vallejo Game Color
Water-based acrylics formulated for brush painting miniatures. Designed for Warhammer, fantasy, and sci-fi models — high pigment density, self-levelling formula. Each entry includes the nearest Citadel equivalent and typical Warhammer army applications.
| SKU | Colour | Citadel Equivalent | Warhammer / Army Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| VLJ72001 | Dead White | White Scar | Highest highlight white for Space Marine armour edges, Stormcast Eternals, and Necron bone-white panels. Suitable for any Warhammer model needing pure white edge highlights. |
| VLJ72003 | Cold Grey | Administratum Grey | Mid-grey for Space Marine edge highlights, Grey Knight armour base, and Necron body plates. Use over Mechanicus Standard Grey base. |
| VLJ72004 | Sombre Grey | Mechanicus Standard Grey | Dark grey base for Grey Knights, Adeptus Mechanicus, urban basing, and Space Marine undercoat schemes. |
| VLJ72005 | Hexed Lichen | Xereus Purple | Dark purple base for Slaanesh daemons, Emperor’s Children, and Druchii Dark Elf armour. |
| VLJ72006 | Imperial Blue | Kantor Blue | Dark blue base for Ultramarines, Space Marines with blue armour, and Idoneth Deepkin schemes. |
| VLJ72007 | Ultramarine Blue | Macragge Blue | Primary blue for Ultramarines Space Marines. The definitive Ultramarines Chapter base coat. |
| VLJ72008 | Magic Blue | Altdorf Guard Blue | Mid blue for Ultramarines highlights, Thousand Sons blue tones, and Empire regiment blue uniforms. |
| VLJ72009 | Electric Blue | Caledor Sky | Bright blue highlight for Tzeentch daemons, Thousand Sons, and vivid blue gem effects. |
| VLJ72010 | Andrea Blue | Alaitoc Blue | Mid-tone blue highlight for Space Marines (Ultramarines mid), Aeldari Alaitoc, and blue scheme mid-tones. |
| VLJ72011 | Pale Blue | Fenrisian Grey | Light blue highlight for Space Wolves final armour highlights, blue-grey ghostly effects, and Stormcast Sacrosanct armour. |
| VLJ72012 | Wolf Grey | Space Wolves Grey | Standard Space Wolves Chapter armour colour. Also suitable for Stormcast Eternals alternate grey scheme and Nighthaunt ghostly effects. |
| VLJ72013 | Aquamarine | Temple Guard Blue | Bright teal highlight for Seraphon scales, Thousand Sons bright accents, and spectral NMM effects. |
| VLJ72014 | Turquoise | Sotek Green | Mid turquoise for Seraphon Lizardmen scales, Thousand Sons mid-tone, and teal NMM effects. |
| VLJ72015 | Foul Green | Warpstone Glow | Bright toxic green for Nurgle effects, Ork glyphs, Warpstone, and vivid green OSL effects. |
| VLJ72016 | Goblin Green | Warboss Green | Classic Ork skin green. Standard base for Ork and Goblin skin tones across all Greenskin armies. |
| VLJ72017 | Sick Green | Nurgling Green | Highlight green for Nurgle Plaguebearers, Ork skin highlights, and Skaven plague monk effects. |
| VLJ72018 | Camouflage Green | Castellan Green | Dark green base for Death Guard, Cadian Shock Troops armour, and Sylvaneth bark tones. |
| VLJ72019 | Scurf Green | Straken Green | Mid dirty green for Nurgle highlight, Ork mid-skin, and poisoned weapon effects. |
| VLJ72020 | Dark Green | Caliban Green | Dark Angels Space Marine base coat. Also suitable for Sylvaneth bark and forest-themed armies. |
| VLJ72021 | Escorpena Green | Warpstone Glow | Vivid green for NMM effects, Warpstone, and bright Ork or Nurgle accent colours. |
| VLJ72022 | Jade Green | Moot Green | Bright jade highlight for Ork skin top highlight, Nurgle slime, and vivid gemstone green. |
| VLJ72023 | Bronzed Flesh | Kislev Flesh | Light skin highlight for Aelf, Lumineth Realm-lords, and lighter-toned human figures. |
| VLJ72024 | Elf Flesh | Flayed One Flesh | Very pale skin for Elves, undead, and pallid complexion fantasy figures. |
| VLJ72025 | Flesh | Cadian Fleshtone | Standard human skin base. Empire troops, Astra Militarum, and any standard human miniature. |
| VLJ72026 | Dwarf Flesh | Bugman's Glow | Deep skin base for dwarves, darker human tones, Fyreslayers, and Duardin figures. |
| VLJ72027 | Tan | Tallarn Sand | Mid tan for leather, pouches, and sandy desert basing on any Warhammer army. |
| VLJ72028 | Hot Orange | Troll Slayer Orange | Bright orange for Fyreslayer hair and skin, fire effects, and vivid orange markings. |
| VLJ72029 | Sun Yellow | Yriel Yellow | Bright yellow for Imperial Fists highlights, Bad Moons Ork checks, and yellow gem effects. |
| VLJ72030 | Plaguebearer Flesh | Nurgling Green | Pale green skin for Nurgle Plaguebearers, Death Guard plague marines, and diseased flesh effects. |
| VLJ72031 | Camouflage Green Bright | Elysian Green | Mid-bright green highlight for Death Guard armour highlight, Ork mid-skin highlight, and forest-themed models. |
| VLJ72032 | Dirty White | Pallid Wych Flesh | Off-white for undead skin highlights, Nighthaunt, and aged bone effects. |
| VLJ72033 | Bonewhite | Ushabti Bone | Mid bone for Ossiarch Bonereapers, skeleton undead, and pale armour effects. |
| VLJ72034 | Leather Brown | Mournfang Brown | Standard leather brown for belts, pouches, fur, and any brown leather equipment on any army. |
| VLJ72035 | Parasite Brown | Doombull Brown | Dark dirty brown for Beastmen fur, Nurgle mortal skin, and deep shadow on leather. |
| VLJ72036 | Dark Fleshtone | Rhinox Hide | Dark brown base for dark leather, Beastmen, and shadow on skin or fur tones. |
| VLJ72038 | Bestial Brown | Mournfang Brown | Versatile leather brown for equipment, fur, and organic basing elements. |
| VLJ72039 | Charred Brown | Rhinox Hide / Abaddon Black | Very dark brown for charred effects, extremely dark leather, and deep shadow under black. |
| VLJ72040 | Stonewall Grey | Dawnstone | Mid grey for stone walls in basing, grey armour mid-tone, and urban terrain effects. |
| VLJ72041 | Scar Red | Evil Sunz Scarlet | Bright red highlight for Blood Angels, Khorne red armour highlights, and vivid red effects. |
| VLJ72042 | Scarlet Red | Mephiston Red | Blood Angels, Khorne Berzerkers, and World Eaters base coat. The standard GW red army colour. |
| VLJ72043 | Bloody Red | Evil Sunz Scarlet | Bright red for Blood Angels highlights, Chaos Khorne trim, and vivid blood effects. |
| VLJ72044 | Terracotta | Tuskgor Fur | Warm earthy orange-brown for Chaos mortal skin, aged terracotta basing, and warm leather. |
| VLJ72045 | Bright Orange | Troll Slayer Orange | Bright orange for Fyreslayers, fire effects, and orange Chaos markings. |
| VLJ72047 | Gold Yellow | Flash Gitz Yellow | Bright yellow for Ork Bad Moons, Imperial Fists highlights, and vivid yellow markings. |
| VLJ72048 | Filthy Brown | Steel Legion Drab | Drab khaki-brown for Astra Militarum fatigues, Nurgle basing, and dirty neutral clothing. |
| VLJ72049 | Khaki | Zandri Dust | Warm sand-khaki for Astra Militarum fatigues, Tyranid bone, and desert basing. |
| VLJ72050 | Earth | Mournfang Brown | Warm earth brown for basing, leather, and organic terrain in any Warhammer army. |
| VLJ72051 | Chaos Black | Abaddon Black | Universal black base coat. Black Chaos armour, deep shadow undercoat for any model. |
| VLJ72052 | Dark Elf Flesh | Druchii Violet wash / Rakarth Flesh | Pale grey-flesh for Druchii Dark Elf skin, undead, and pallid fantasy complexion figures. |
| VLJ72053 | Hexed Lichen | Xereus Purple | Dark purple base for Slaanesh daemons, Emperor’s Children, and Druchii armour. |
| VLJ72054 | Warlord Purple | Naggaroth Night | Deep dark purple for Night Lords, Dark Eldar, and deep purple Chaos schemes. |
| VLJ72055 | Squid Pink | Pink Horror | Vivid pink for Slaanesh Daemonettes, Emperor’s Children trim, and Pink Horrors base coat. |
| VLJ72056 | Tentacle Pink | Fulgrim Pink | Bright highlight pink for Slaanesh top highlights, Daemonette skin highlights, and Chaos Slaanesh accents. |
| VLJ72057 | Gory Red | Khorne Red | Deep dark red base for Khorne Berzerkers, World Eaters, and dark red Chaos armour. |
| VLJ72058 | Off White | Pallid Wych Flesh | Off-white highlight for undead, Nighthaunt, and pale NMM steel highlights. |
| VLJ72059 | Brassy Brass | Brass Scorpion | Warm brass metallic for Chaos Warshrine fittings, Space Marine aquilas, and ornate armour decoration. |
| VLJ72060 | Polished Gold | Retributor Armour | Bright gold for Stormcast Eternals armour, Sister of Battle armour, and high-quality gold trim. |
| VLJ72061 | Glorious Gold | Liberator Gold | Rich mid-gold for Stormcast, Chaos gold trim, and award/trophy metallic painting. |
| VLJ72062 | Shiny Gold | Auric Armour Gold | Shiny highlight gold for top highlights on Stormcast armour and any bright gold metallic. |
| VLJ72063 | Chainmail Silver | Ironbreaker | Standard chainmail metallic for Grey Knight armour, chainmail detail, and mid-tone silver. |
| VLJ72064 | Mithril Silver | Runefang Steel | Bright silver highlight for edge highlights on metal armour, blade edges, and any bright metallic top highlight. |
| VLJ72065 | Gunmetal Metal | Leadbelcher | Dark metallic for gun barrels, bolter casings, and any dark iron/steel surface. |
| VLJ72066 | Boltgun Metal | Leadbelcher | Standard dark metallic for Space Marine bolters, armour trim, and weapon casings across all armies. |
| VLJ72067 | Hammered Copper | Warplock Bronze | Dark copper for Chaos armour trim, Age of Sigmar Fyreslayer equipment, and old metallic effects. |
| VLJ72068 | Bright Bronze | Hashut Copper | Warm bronze for Chaos Dwarfs, Khorne daemon equipment, and warm metallic trim. |
| VLJ72069 | Tinny Tin | Warplock Bronze | Dark brownish-bronze for old and worn metallic surfaces, Nurgle equipment, and dark copper effects. |
| VLJ72070 | Plague Brown | Balor Brown | Sickly brownish-yellow for Nurgle mortal warband clothing, Skaven fur highlight, and diseased tones. |
| VLJ72071 | Earth | Mournfang Brown | Standard earth brown for basing, organic textures, and leather on all Warhammer armies. |
| VLJ72072 | Desert Yellow | Zamesi Desert | Mid yellow-tan for desert basing, Astra Militarum desert camouflage, and sandy tones. |
| VLJ72073 | Khaki | Zandri Dust | Warm khaki for Astra Militarum fatigues, bone armour highlight, and Tyranid base colours. |
| VLJ72074 | Dead Flesh | Flayed One Flesh | Pale greenish flesh for undead skin, Nighthaunt dead flesh, and pallid horror effects. |
| VLJ72075 | Bone White | Screaming Skull | Light bone highlight for Ossiarch Bonereapers, undead skeleton highlights, and pale armour edges. |
| VLJ72076 | White Primer | N/A — Primer | White primer coat for Game Color range. Use as a base coat before applying bright colours. |
| VLJ72077 | Black Primer | N/A — Primer | Black primer for Game Color range. Use as a base coat for dark schemes and metal effects. |
| VLJ72096 | Cold Green | Sybarite Green | Cool bright green for Aeldari, Tyranid highlight, and cool-toned fantasy gem effects. |
| VLJ72097 | Stonewall Grey | Dawnstone | Mid grey for stone basing, grey armour mid-tones, and urban terrain. |
| VLJ72098 | Night Blue | Kantor Blue / Midnight Blue | Very dark blue for Night Lords, deep blue shadow, and dark blue armour bases. |
| VLJ72099 | Dark Blue | Kantor Blue | Dark blue base for Ultramarines undercoat, Space Marine blue armour shadow, and deep blue schemes. |
| VLJ72100 | Sombre Grey | Mechanicus Standard Grey | Standard dark grey base for Grey Knights, Adeptus Mechanicus, and grey armour base coats. |
| VLJ72101 | Bonewhite | Ushabti Bone | Standard bone colour for Ossiarch Bonereapers, undead armies, and bone armour trim. |
| VLJ72102 | Red | Mephiston Red | Standard bright red for Blood Angels, Khorne armies, and any red base coat application. |
| VLJ72103 | Scorpy Green | Sybarite Green | Vivid Aeldari green for Wych suits, Ranger cloaks, and bright Aeldari or Tyranid schemes. |
| VLJ72104 | Orange Fire | Fire Dragon Bright | Vivid orange-red fire highlight for fire effects, Salamanders flame detail, and extreme highlights on orange. |
| VLJ72105 | Wolf Grey | Space Wolves Grey | Space Wolves Chapter standard grey-blue armour. Also Stormcast grey scheme mid-tone. |
| VLJ72106 | Gorgon Brown | Gorthor Brown | Mid brown for Beastmen fur, leather, and any medium warm brown in Warhammer. |
| VLJ72107 | Elfic Flesh | Kislev Flesh | Mid-tone pale Elf skin. Lumineth Realm-lords, Aelf warriors, and light-skinned fantasy figures. |
| VLJ72108 | Vermin Brown | Skrag Brown | Warm orange-brown for Skaven fur, vermin creatures, and warm leather effects. |
| VLJ72109 | Warlord Purple | Naggaroth Night | Deep purple base for Druchii, Night Lords, and all dark purple Chaos and Aelf armies. |
| VLJ72110 | Imperial Blue | Kantor Blue | Dark blue base for Space Marines, Ultramarines undercoat, and any dark navy blue army. |
| VLJ72111 | Scurvy Green | Waaagh! Flesh | Deep dirty Ork skin tone. Ork and Goblin skin base coat on all greenskin armies. |
| VLJ72112 | Flou Yellow | Flash Gitz Yellow | Bright vivid yellow for Ork markings, Tzeentch bright accents, and eye-catching yellow highlights. |
| VLJ72113 | Flou Orange | Troll Slayer Orange | Vivid fluorescent orange for Fyreslayers, fire effects, and extreme orange highlight. |
| VLJ72114 | Flou Red | Wild Rider Red | Vivid fluorescent red for extreme red highlights, signal markings, and vivid OSL effects. |
| VLJ72115 | Flou Green | Moot Green | Vivid fluorescent green for Ork extreme highlights, Nurgle toxic effects, and OSL. |
| VLJ72116 | Flou Pink | Fulgrim Pink | Vivid fluorescent pink for Slaanesh extreme highlights and OSL effects. |
| VLJ72117 | Verdigris | Nihilakh Oxide effect | Green-blue patina for aged copper and bronze effects. Suitable for Nurgle corroded metal, old trophies, and any ancient metallic patina across Warhammer armies. |
Vallejo Game Air
Game Color range pre-thinned for airbrush use. Ideal for priming, base coating, and zenithal highlighting on Warhammer and fantasy miniatures straight from the bottle. Each entry includes the nearest Citadel equivalent and typical army application.
| SKU | Colour | Citadel Equivalent | Warhammer / Army Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| VLJ76076 | Hexed Lichen | Genestealer Purple | Airbrushed Tyranid Genestealer cult, Slaanesh armies base coat. |
| VLJ76120 | Turquoise | Sotek Green | Airbrushed Seraphon scales, Thousand Sons teal, ghostly effects base coat. |
| VLJ76123 | Jade Green | Moot Green | Airbrushed Ork extreme highlights, Nurgle slime top coat, brightest green base. |
| VLJ76107 | Elfic Flesh | Kislev Flesh | Airbrushed light fair skin — Human females, Aelf, lighter Eldar skin tones. |
| VLJ76071 | Dwarf Flesh | Bugman's Glow | Airbrushed darker human/barbarian skin — Fyreslayers, Kharadron, warrior tribes. |
| VLJ76043 | Dark Fleshtone | Rhinox Hide | Airbrushed dark leather, Beastmen Gors fur, dark earth base, Khorne bronze undercoat. |
| VLJ76122 | Plaguebearer Flesh | Nurgling Green | Airbrushed Nurgle Plaguebearers highlight, Ork skin mid-tone, slime and rot effects. |
| VLJ76051 | Chaos Black | Abaddon Black | Airbrushed universal black base. Black Chaos armour, deep shadow undercoat. |
| VLJ76010 | Scarlet Red | Mephiston Red | Airbrushed Blood Angels, Khorne Berzerkers, World Eaters. Primary red for all GW red armies. |
| VLJ76034 | Bonewhite | Ushabti Bone | Airbrushed skeleton undead, Ossiarch Bonereapers, Space Marine shoulder pad trim. |
| VLJ76036 | Leather Brown | — | Airbrushed warm mid-brown for leather, fur, and organic base coats. |
| VLJ76045 | Charred Brown | Abaddon Black / Rhinox Hide | Airbrushed charred effects, black blends, Chaos Undivided dark material base. |
| VLJ76028 | Dark Green | Caliban Green | Airbrushed Dark Angels Space Marines, Salamanders undertone, Deathwing base. |
| VLJ76035 | Dirty White | Pallid Wych Flesh | Airbrushed undead skin, Death Guard plague flesh, Nurgle daemonic skin highlights. |
| VLJ76001 | Dead White | Ceramite White / White Scar | Airbrushed White Scars Chapter, Tau white panels, Necron highlights, white scheme base. |
| VLJ76063 | Bone White | Ushabti Bone | Airbrushed Tomb Kings bone armour, Ossiarch Bonereapers, skeleton undead base coat. |
| VLJ76062 | Filthy Brown | Steel Legion Drab | Airbrushed Astra Militarum fatigues, basing, Tyranid undercoat. Neutral field brown. |
| VLJ76023 | Electric Blue | Caledor Sky | Airbrushed Ultramarines secondary tone, Thousand Sons teal, Tzeentch bright blue. |
| VLJ76004 | Elf Flesh | — | Airbrushed Aelf/Elf skin, Lumineth Realm-lords, pale human skin base coat. |
| VLJ76121 | Aquamarine | Temple Guard Blue | Airbrushed Nighthaunt, spectral effects, Age of Sigmar death faction base coat. |
| VLJ76007 | Sun Yellow | Yriel Yellow | Airbrushed Imperial Fists highlights, Bad Moons highlights, gemstone effects. |
| VLJ76115 | Parasite Brown | Doombull Brown | Airbrushed dark dirty brown — Beastmen fur, Nurgle mortal skin, grimy leather base. |
| VLJ76020 | Magic Blue | Macragge Blue / Kantor Blue | Airbrushed Ultramarines, Crimson Fists Chapter, Imperial Guard regimental blues. |
| VLJ76026 | Turquoise | Sotek Green | Airbrushed Seraphon Lizardmen scales, Thousand Sons teal, turquoise NMM effects. |
| VLJ76040 | Bestial Brown | Mournfang Brown | Airbrushed leather straps and pouches, Khorne armour trim, fur cloaks base. |
| VLJ76021 | Ultramarine Blue | Macragge Blue | Airbrushed Ultramarines Space Marines — the definitive Ultramarines base coat. |
| VLJ76116 | Warlord Purple | Naggaroth Night | Airbrushed Night Lords, Druchii Dark Elves, Chaos Sorcerers dark purple base. |
| VLJ76005 | Gold Yellow | Flash Gitz Yellow | Airbrushed Ork Bad Moons, Imperial Fists highlights, bright heraldry base. |
| VLJ76050 | Stonewall Grey | Dawnstone | Airbrushed universal mid grey — Space Marine armour mid-tone, urban basing, stone. |
| VLJ76019 | Imperial Blue | Naggaroth Night | Airbrushed Dark Eldar Druchii armour, Night Lords Chapter, deep purple-blue armies. |
| VLJ76008 | Red Orange | Fire Dragon Bright | Airbrushed fire effect highlights, Salamanders flame detail, Fyreslayer skin highlights. |
| VLJ76003 | Dead Flesh | Flayed One Flesh | Airbrushed very pale skin — undead, vampires, Daughters of Khaine pale elves. |
| VLJ76042 | Bronze Fleshtone | XV-88 | Airbrushed Tau armour base, Adeptus Mechanicus robes, leather mid-tone. |
| VLJ76100 | Flesh | Cadian Fleshtone | Airbrushed standard human skin base. Astra Militarum, Space Marine faces, Empire troops. |
| VLJ76016 | Hexed Lichen | Xereus Purple | Airbrushed Slaanesh daemons, Dark Eldar Wracks, Emperor's Children Space Marines. |
| VLJ76012 | Bloody Red | Evil Sunz Scarlet | Airbrushed Blood Angels highlights, Khorne red edge highlighting, brighter than Mephiston. |
| VLJ76032 | Escorpena Green | — | Airbrushed bright yellow-green for Ork glyphs, Nurgle highlight effects, toxic tones. |
| VLJ76027 | Foul Green | Warpstone Glow / Moot Green | Airbrushed Nurgle daemon bright highlights, Ork skin highlights, Warpstone effects. |
| VLJ76048 | Sombre Grey | Mechanicus Standard Grey | Airbrushed Adeptus Mechanicus, Space Marine undercoat, Grey Knights mid-tone. |
| VLJ76013 | Squid Pink | Pink Horror | Airbrushed Slaanesh Daemonettes, Emperor's Children trim, Pink Horrors base. |
| VLJ76049 | Cold Grey | Administratum Grey | Airbrushed bright grey highlights — Space Marines, Grey Knights edges, stone effects. |
| VLJ76118 | Andrea Blue | Caledor Sky | Airbrushed mid-blue — Ultramarines mid-tone, Thousand Sons sky blue. |
| VLJ76109 | Camouflage Green Bright | Yriel Yellow / Moot Green | Airbrushed Ork checks and glyphs, Nurgle poison, Skaven warpstone highlights. |
| VLJ76024 | Aquamarine | Temple Guard Blue | Airbrushed Seraphon highlights, Thousand Sons bright blue-green, spectral glow effects. |
| VLJ76022 | Ultramarine Blue | Altdorf Guard Blue | Airbrushed Empire Altdorf soldiers, Ultramarines mid-tone. Classic GW regiment blue. |
| VLJ76014 | Imperial Blue | Naggaroth Night / Phoenician Purple | Airbrushed Night Lords, Emperor's Children base, Druchii armour dark purple. |
| VLJ76047 | Wolf Grey | Fenrisian Grey | Airbrushed Space Wolves Chapter blue-grey, Stormcast Sacrosanct armour, frost effects. |
| VLJ76114 | Squid Pink | — | Airbrushed Slaanesh daemon highlight, Emperor's Children mid-tone base coat. |
Vallejo Panzer Aces
Specialised range for WWII and Cold War armour modellers. Covers interior colours, crew uniform tones, worn surfaces, and specific national armour finishes not found in the standard Model Color or Model Air lines.
| SKU | Colour | Subject | Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| VLJ70301 | New Wood | Armour | Fresh unpainted wood. Suitable for Panzer IV wooden armour Schurzen crates, ammunition boxes, and any raw wood in WWII diorama work. |
| VLJ70302 | Old Wood | Armour | Aged, weathered wood tone. Suitable for diorama wooden elements, ammunition box weathering, and aged timber in any WWII or modern setting. |
| VLJ70303 | Dark Rubber | Armour | Dark rubber/tyre colour. Road wheels, track pad rubber blocks, and any rubber component on all WWII and Cold War AFVs. |
| VLJ70304 | Light Rubber | Armour | Lighter rubber tone for worn or sun-bleached rubber road wheels. Sherman M4A3 bogie wheels, Panther Ausf.G interleaved wheels (worn rubber). |
| VLJ70305 | English Tank Crew | Figures | British tank crew uniform standard khaki (Denison-adjacent). Churchill, Cromwell, and Sherman crew in brown denim overalls. British and Commonwealth armour crews 1940–1945. |
| VLJ70306 | German Tank Crew I | Figures | Panzer crew black Panzerjacke (standard). Panzer III/IV/Tiger/Panther crewmen in black uniform. The definitive Wehrmacht armour crew colour 1939–1945. |
| VLJ70307 | German Tank Crew II | Figures | Panzer crew reed-green HBT Drillich overalls (Heer service uniform variant). Worn over the Panzerjacke in hot weather, or by some grenadier crewmen. Late war also covers Fallschirmjäger grey-green crew denims. |
| VLJ70308 | WWII US Tanker | Figures | US Army tanker HBT Herringbone Twill working uniform. Olive drab herringbone overalls worn by M4 Sherman, M3 Lee, and M18 Hellcat crews. US Army Armored Forces standard 1942–1945. |
| VLJ70309 | Red Army Tanker | Figures | Soviet tank crew padded leather helmet and overalls (Kombinezon). T-34, IS-2, and SU-76 crews in black padded leather gear 1941–1945. Also suitable for VVS and armoured train crew. |
| VLJ70310 | Russian Tanker II | Figures | Soviet tanker summer khaki overalls (alternative to padded leather). Found on crews operating in warmer conditions 1943–1945, particularly on T-34/85 and ISU-152 crews in the Belarusian and Ukrainian offensives. |
| VLJ70311 | Highlight German Tanker | Figures | Highlight tone for German black Panzer uniform. Use over German Tank Crew I (VLJ70306) to build up colour modulation on black cloth folds and uniform highlights. Essential for any Panzer crew figure. |
| VLJ70312 | Highlight US Tanker | Figures | Highlight tone for US Armored Forces HBT uniform. Use over WWII US Tanker (VLJ70308) for cloth highlights and sun-faded fabric effects. |
| VLJ70313 | Highlight Red Army Tanker | Figures | Highlight tone for Soviet tank crew padded leather. Use over Red Army Tanker (VLJ70309) to build raised surface highlights and leather sheen effects. |
| VLJ70314 | Pale Sand | Armour | Very light sand highlight. Use for extreme colour modulation on Dunkelgelb (DAK and late-war German) vehicles, and as a highlight on desert subjects. |
| VLJ70315 | Dark Sand | Armour | Darker sand tone for German early-war DAK vehicles and shadow areas on North African armour schemes. |
| VLJ70316 | White Decals | Armour | White tone for decal blending and solid colour patches on any vehicle. Essential for softening decal edges on Balkenkreuz and other vehicle markings. |
| VLJ70317 | Skin Washes | Figures | Warm brown wash for figure skin. Applied into recesses of faces and hands to add shadow depth. Works with all Panzer Aces and Model Color flesh tones. |
| VLJ70318 | Highlights Skin | Figures | Light skin highlight tone. Apply over mid-range flesh base for raised-surface highlights on 1/35 crew figures, pilots, and any scale model figure. |
| VLJ70319 | Spanish Civil War | Figures · Armour | Republican/Nationalist Spanish Civil War uniform and equipment colour. Suitable for International Brigades figures, Spanish Foreign Legion, and Nationalist Moroccan troops 1936–1939. Also applicable to early BT-5 tanks in Spanish Republican service. |
| VLJ70320 | Highlight Spanish Civil War | Figures | Highlight tone for Spanish Civil War uniform. Use over Spanish Civil War base (VLJ70319) for cloth and equipment highlights. |
| VLJ70321 | Japanese Tanker | Figures | Imperial Japanese Army tank crew uniform. IJA Type 97 Chi-Ha, Ha-Go light tank, and Type 95 crews in standard IJA uniform khaki with crew-specific elements 1937–1945. |
| VLJ70322 | Highlight Japanese Tanker | Figures | Highlight tone for IJA tank crew uniform. Use over Japanese Tanker base (VLJ70321) for fabric highlights on 1/35 Japanese crew figures. |
| VLJ70323 | Interior of Tanks | Armour | White/off-white interior colour. German Elfenbein (Ivory RAL 9001) used on interiors of all Panzer III, IV, Tiger I/II, Panther, and Sturmgeschütz from 1941. Also US Army Interior Green approximation for Sherman and other US vehicles. |
| VLJ70324 | Oily Steel | Armour | Dark metallic for worn metal track links, gun barrel bores, and any heavily used bare metal surface on armour subjects. |
| VLJ70325 | Tracks | Armour | Dirty metallic for tank tracks in field service. Applied over dark metallic base to represent tracks caked with dust, mud, and wear. Universal for all WWII and modern AFV tracks. |
| VLJ70326 | Dust | Armour · Universal | Pale dust colour for dry-brushing over lower hulls, tracks, and running gear. Essential for Eastern Front summer dust effects and North African sand accumulation on any vehicle. |
| VLJ70327 | Mud and Slime | Armour · Universal | Wet mud and slime mix for lower hull weathering. Ideal for Eastern Front Rasputitsa conditions on T-34 and Panzer IV, and any vehicle in wet mud environments. |
| VLJ70328 | Shadows and Filth | Armour · Universal | Very dark tone for deep mud, grime in recesses, and extreme weathering effects. Applied to track runs, lower suspension, and deeply recessed hull areas. |
| VLJ70329 | Rust | Armour · Universal | Rust colour for corrosion effects on any vehicle or structure. Used standalone or as part of a multi-stage rust weathering technique alongside lighter and darker rust tones. |
| VLJ70330 | Dark Rust | Armour | Dark deep rust for heavy corrosion, abandoned and long-exposed metal surfaces, and the darkest stage in multi-step rust weathering on any subject. |
| VLJ70331 | Light Rust | Armour | Light fresh rust for initial surface corrosion and the lightest stage in rust weathering effects. |
| VLJ70332 | Teeth | Figures | Off-white with a slight yellowish tone for figure teeth and bone. Suitable for skull and bone decoration on any 1/35 or 54mm scale figure. |
| VLJ70333 | Canvas | Armour · Figures | Natural canvas colour for vehicle canvas covers (Panzer III/IV gun mantlet covers, StuG III canvas covers), tarpaulins, and any natural fabric surface in a diorama or vehicle model. |
| VLJ70334 | Light Green Paint | Armour | Light green interior paint for US Army Interior Green (approx. ANA 611 FS 34151) — Sherman and other US WWII vehicle interiors. Also suitable for Soviet vehicle interior approximation on T-34, IS-2, and other AFVs. |
Vallejo Mecha Color
Dedicated range for mecha, sci-fi, and Gunpla modelling. Formulated for hard-surface models with panel-line-friendly consistency. Covers standard mecha base colours, weathering tones, and effects specific to robot and powered armour subjects.
| SKU | Colour | Subject | Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| VLJ69001 | White | Mecha · Gunpla | Pure white for RX-78-2 Gundam body panels, GM variants, and all white-scheme mecha. Also suits Zaku II markings and any sci-fi powered armour in white. |
| VLJ69002 | Off White | Mecha · Gunpla | Slightly warm off-white for aged or weathered white panels. Suitable for realistic UV-faded Gundam armour and diorama sci-fi structures. |
| VLJ69003 | Light Grey | Mecha · Gunpla | Light grey panel tone. Suitable for GM panel lines, Federation mobile suit frame components, and light sci-fi vehicle surfaces. |
| VLJ69004 | Medium Grey | Mecha · Gunpla | Mid-grey for Gunpla panel separation, Zaku II body component shading, and general mecha surface work. |
| VLJ69005 | Dark Grey | Mecha · Gunpla | Dark grey for Gunpla shadow areas, Gouf frame, and any mecha requiring dark grey armour panels. |
| VLJ69006 | Black | Mecha · Gunpla | Black for internal frame components, Gunpla joints, Zaku mono-eye surround, and deep shadow on any mecha subject. |
| VLJ69007 | Sand Yellow | Mecha | Warm sand-yellow for desert or khaki mecha schemes, and some sci-fi hover vehicle base colours. |
| VLJ69008 | Red | Mecha · Gunpla | Standard mecha red for Zaku II (Char’s custom), Gundam shield and torso markings, and any standard red mecha scheme. |
| VLJ69009 | Blue | Mecha · Gunpla | Standard mecha blue for RX-78-2 Gundam leg and torso panels, GM body components, and general sci-fi blue armour. |
| VLJ69010 | Dark Blue | Mecha · Gunpla | Dark blue for mecha shadow panels, some Federation mobile suit dark elements, and deep blue sci-fi vehicle colour schemes. |
| VLJ69011 | Light Blue | Mecha · Gunpla | Light blue highlight for mecha panel edges and bright blue mecha accent colour schemes. |
| VLJ69012 | Turquoise | Mecha | Turquoise for sci-fi energy effects, alien mecha colour schemes, and unusual teal-accent mecha designs. |
| VLJ69013 | Green | Mecha · Gunpla | Green for Zaku II body colour (standard), Gouf, and any Zeon green mecha scheme in the Gundam universe. |
| VLJ69014 | Dark Green | Mecha · Gunpla | Dark green shadow for Zaku II recessed areas, and any mecha requiring deep forest or military green panels. |
| VLJ69015 | Light Green | Mecha | Light green highlight for Zaku II upper surfaces and energy/glowing green effects on sci-fi mecha. |
| VLJ69016 | Yellow | Mecha · Gunpla | Yellow for Gundam yellow trim, mecha warning markings, and bright sci-fi accent colour schemes. |
| VLJ69017 | Orange | Mecha | Orange for mecha thermal exhaust effects, cockpit suit accent colours, and bright warning panel markings. |
| VLJ69018 | Dark Red | Mecha · Gunpla | Dark red for Char’s Zaku II shadow areas, deep red shadow on any standard mecha red scheme. |
| VLJ69019 | Purple | Mecha | Purple for exotic mecha colour schemes, sci-fi powered armour with purple panels, and energy weapon glow effects. |
| VLJ69020 | Brown | Mecha | Brown for organic mecha or bio-mech colour schemes, rocky terrain in sci-fi dioramas, and warm brown detail accents. |
| VLJ69021 | Dark Earth | Mecha | Dark earth for mecha weathering, exposed inner frame visible through damaged armour, and base and groundwork in sci-fi dioramas. |
| VLJ69022 | Rust | Mecha | Rust weathering for battle-damaged or abandoned mecha, exposed metal under chipped armour panels, and any corroded sci-fi surface. |
| VLJ69023 | Chipping Fluid | Mecha · Universal | Water-soluble masking medium for hairspray technique chipping effects. Apply between base coat and top coat, then use water to remove top coat areas selectively, revealing chipped and worn paint appearance on any mecha or vehicle subject. |
| VLJ69024 | Thinner | Mecha · Universal | Mecha Color specific thinner for adjusting consistency for brush and airbrush application. Maintains colour integrity and drying properties of the Mecha Color range. |
| VLJ69025 | Primer | Mecha · Gunpla | Mecha Color primer for direct application over plastic and resin. Provides strong adhesion for all Mecha Color paints without requiring a separate primer coat. |
| VLJ69026 | Wash Black | Mecha · Gunpla | Black wash formulated for panel line definition on Gunpla and mecha. Apply to recesses, panel gaps, and detail areas for instant depth and definition on any mecha model. |
| VLJ69027 | Wash Brown | Mecha | Brown wash for organic-tone panel shading on mecha with earthy or metallic colour schemes. Suitable for worn or dirty panel effects. |
| VLJ69028 | Wash Grey | Mecha · Gunpla | Grey wash for subtle panel line definition on white and light grey mecha schemes. Provides soft shading without the high contrast of black wash. |
| VLJ69029 | Sun Flare | Mecha | Orange-yellow sun flare tone for atmospheric glow effects, energy beam cores, and warm OSL (Object Source Lighting) on any mecha or sci-fi subject. |
| VLJ69030 | Pulse Energy | Mecha | Blue-white energy pulse colour for beam weapon OSL, Gundam beam saber glow effects, and any sci-fi energy weapon or reactor glow. |
| VLJ69032 | Varnish Gloss | Mecha · Universal | Gloss varnish for Mecha Color painted surfaces. Provides gloss protection before panel line washing and decal application, and can be used as a final coat for high-gloss mecha finishes. |
| VLJ69033 | Varnish Matte | Mecha · Universal | Matte varnish for flat final coat on Mecha Color painted models. Essential for weathered and battle-damaged mecha that require a non-reflective finish. |
| VLJ69034 | Varnish Satin | Mecha · Universal | Satin varnish providing semi-gloss sheen for mecha models that require a realistic mid-level reflectivity between full gloss and matte. |
Vallejo Xpress Color
Single-coat speed painting formula. Apply directly over a light primer for instant shaded results — the paint self-shades as it flows into recesses. Designed for batch painting Warhammer armies quickly while maintaining acceptable quality. Similar in concept to Citadel Contrast paints.
| SKU | Colour | Army / Warhammer Application |
|---|---|---|
| VLJ72401 | Skeleton Bone | Single-coat bone for Ossiarch Bonereapers, skeleton undead armies, and Tomb Kings. Apply over white primer for instant shaded bone result. |
| VLJ72402 | Camo Green | Single-coat military green for Death Guard armour, Cadian Shock Troops fatigues, and forest-themed armies. Apply over light primer. |
| VLJ72403 | Mars Red | Single-coat red for Khorne Berzerkers, Blood Angels, World Eaters, and any red Chaos armour. Apply over grey primer for deep red result. |
| VLJ72404 | Hyper Blue | Single-coat vivid blue for Tzeentch daemons, Thousand Sons, and Stormcast Eternals blue schemes. Apply over white primer. |
| VLJ72405 | Orc Skin | Single-coat Ork/Orc skin green. Batch-paint entire Greenskin armies quickly — apply over white primer for instant shaded green skin result. |
| VLJ72406 | Plague Green | Single-coat Nurgle green for Death Guard, Nurgle Plaguebearers, and Ork skin alternate tone. Apply over light primer. |
| VLJ72407 | Fire Orange | Single-coat orange for Fyreslayers, fire effects base coat, and orange-accented armies. Apply over white primer. |
| VLJ72408 | Wood Elf Skin | Single-coat warm olive-skin for Sylvaneth, Wood Elves, Wanderers, and any forest-toned elf skin. |
| VLJ72409 | Imperial Purple | Single-coat purple for Slaanesh daemons, Emperor’s Children, Druchii armour, and Night Lords Chapter base coat. |
| VLJ72410 | Grim Black | Single-coat dark grey-black for Black Legion, Night Lords, black Chaos armour, and any dark armoured army. Apply over dark grey primer. |
| VLJ72411 | Stone Grey | Single-coat stone grey for Grey Knights, Adeptus Mechanicus, Stormcast Eternals armour, and urban/stone terrain batch painting. |
| VLJ72412 | Toxic Mist | Single-coat toxic teal for Nurgle slime effects, Skaven plague monks, and Clan Pestilens themed armies. |
| VLJ72413 | Speedpainting Medium | Mixing medium that converts any standard Vallejo acrylic into an Xpress-style single-coat formula. Allows custom colour speedpainting from existing paint range. |
| VLJ72414 | Bloody Red | Single-coat bright red for Blood Angels highlights, Khorne accent red, and vivid red faction markings in single-coat application. |
| VLJ72415 | Dark Soul | Single-coat dark brown-black for Chaos Undivided, Skaven fur, and any very dark organic base coat application. |
| VLJ72416 | Deep Blue | Single-coat deep blue for Ultramarines base, Dark Angels accent blue, and Idoneth Deepkin armour. |
| VLJ72417 | Alien Green | Single-coat vivid alien green for Tyranid chitin, Ork warpaint, and any bright exotic green scheme. |
| VLJ72418 | Sand Golem | Single-coat warm sand for Astra Militarum desert fatigues, desert basing, and Tyranid bone tone batch painting. |
| VLJ72419 | Flesh Human | Single-coat skin tone for Astra Militarum, human Chaos mortals, and Empire troop batch painting. Apply over white primer for instant shaded skin result. |
| VLJ72420 | Zombie Skin | Single-coat undead/zombie skin for Nighthaunt, Flesh-Eater Courts, Death Guard plague marines, and undead army skin tones. |
| VLJ72421 | Golden Skin | Single-coat warm golden-tan skin for Daemons, Chaos mortals with exotic skin, and sun-bronzed warrior figures. |
| VLJ72422 | Brown Leather | Single-coat leather brown for belts, pouches, straps, and leather equipment on any Warhammer army. Instant shaded result over light primer. |
| VLJ72423 | Wolf Grey | Single-coat Space Wolves grey-blue for Space Wolves Chapter, Stormcast grey armour, and Nighthaunt ghostly tones. |
Vallejo Metal Color
High-density metallic acrylics formulated for smooth NMF (natural metal finish) airbrushing. The finest metallic particle size in the Vallejo range — designed to replicate polished, brushed, and weathered metal surfaces on aircraft, automotive, and armour subjects.
| SKU | Colour | Subject | Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| VLJ77707 | Aluminium | Aircraft · Automotive | Standard aluminium NMF finish. Suitable for P-51D Mustang (unpainted ETO), P-47D (NMF 56th FG), B-29 Superfortress (509th CG, “Enola Gay”), Douglas DC-3, and any polished aluminium aircraft. Also automotive wheel rims and bodywork. |
| VLJ77704 | Jet Exhaust | Aircraft | Dark metallic for jet exhaust staining and burnt titanium effects. Applied around jet pipe exits on F-86, MiG-15, F-100, and any early jet aircraft where heat discolouration is visible. Also suitable for rocket motor nozzle burn effects. |
| VLJ77703 | Dark Aluminum | Aircraft · Automotive | Slightly darker aluminium for shadow areas on NMF aircraft. Used as the base coat under polished Aluminium to create panel variation and realistic metal colour differentiation across different skin sections. |
| VLJ77706 | Burnt Iron | Armour · Universal | Dark burnt iron for heavily used gun barrels, exhaust manifolds, and any metal surface showing extreme heat discolouration. Also suitable as a base for heavily weathered track links on WWII and modern armour subjects. |
| VLJ77724 | Steel | Universal | Standard steel metallic for gun barrels, engine components, and worn metal surfaces across all scales. Darker and less reflective than aluminium — use for steel rather than aluminium surfaces. |
| VLJ77725 | Stainless Steel | Automotive · Universal | Stainless steel metallic for modern vehicle exhaust systems, automotive trim, and any polished steel surface requiring a cooler and more blue-grey metallic than standard steel. |
| VLJ77710 | Chrome | Automotive · Aircraft | Highest-reflectivity chrome for polished propeller spinners, automotive racing wheel rims, and mirror-finish metallic surfaces. The most reflective Metal Color. |
| VLJ77712 | Gold | Universal | Metallic gold for aircraft trophies, unit badges, and decorative gold accents on figure models and any subject requiring a metallic gold finish. |
| VLJ77711 | Pale Burnt Metal | Aircraft | Pale titanium heat tone for jet exhaust forward burn area. Represents the light gold-to-titanium heat discolouration gradient on jet exhaust pipes forward of the darkest burn area. |
| VLJ77702 | Magnesium | Aircraft | Magnesium alloy tone for aircraft panel sections made from magnesium alloy rather than aluminium. Notable on some WWII German aircraft (Bf 109G firewall), and some US experimental aircraft. Lighter and slightly different tone from standard aluminium. |
| VLJ77701 | Duraluminium | Aircraft | Duraluminium NMF finish for aircraft with a slightly warmer and less bright aluminium appearance. Suitable for pre-WWII and early WWII aircraft where factory NMF panels appear less polished and more dull compared to later production. |
| VLJ77708 | Exhaust Manifold | Aircraft · Automotive | Medium heat-stained metallic for piston engine exhaust manifolds and stacks on any WWII aircraft or automotive subject. Represents the blue-gold heat toning of steel exhaust systems under operational temperatures. |
| VLJ77714 | Copper | Universal | Metallic copper for period fittings, steam locomotive details, naval gun breech fittings, and warm metallic highlights across all modelling subjects. |
| VLJ77721 | Gun Metal | Universal | Dark metallic for gun barrels, bolter casings on miniatures, and any dark iron/steel surface requiring a dark metallic finish without the high-gloss of chrome or silver. |
Vallejo True Metallic Metal (TMM)
True Metallic Metal is Vallejo's dedicated miniature metallic system using real metal particles in an acrylic medium, producing genuine metallic reflectivity rather than a metallic-looking pigment. Each colour family is built around a themed metallic — silver, gold, copper, or a coloured metallic — with four roles: Base (mid-tone starting coat), Shade (darker recess tone), Light (highlight), and Airbrush (pre-thinned for base coating). Apply Base first, wash recesses with Shade, and build up to Light on raised edges. All bottles are 18ml.
| SKU | Colour | Role | Subject | Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VLJ77121 | Sterling Silver (Base) | Base | Figures · Miniatures | Neutral silver metallic — Space Marine silver armour, Grey Knights, chainmail, plate steel, weapon blades. The foundational silver for any metallic grey scheme. |
| VLJ77141 | Sterling Silver (Shade) | Shade | Figures · Miniatures | Neutral silver metallic — Space Marine silver armour, Grey Knights, chainmail, plate steel, weapon blades. The foundational silver for any metallic grey scheme. |
| VLJ77101 | Sterling Silver (Light) | Light | Figures · Miniatures | Neutral silver metallic — Space Marine silver armour, Grey Knights, chainmail, plate steel, weapon blades. The foundational silver for any metallic grey scheme. |
| VLJ77161 | Sterling Silver (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Figures · Miniatures | Neutral silver metallic — Space Marine silver armour, Grey Knights, chainmail, plate steel, weapon blades. The foundational silver for any metallic grey scheme. |
| VLJ77122 | Radiant Yellow (Base) | Base | Miniatures | Vivid yellow-gold metallic — Stormcast Eternals trim, Custodes accent gold, fantasy celestial and solar-themed artefacts, lightning and energy weapon effects. |
| VLJ77142 | Radiant Yellow (Shade) | Shade | Miniatures | Vivid yellow-gold metallic — Stormcast Eternals trim, Custodes accent gold, fantasy celestial and solar-themed artefacts, lightning and energy weapon effects. |
| VLJ77102 | Radiant Yellow (Light) | Light | Miniatures | Vivid yellow-gold metallic — Stormcast Eternals trim, Custodes accent gold, fantasy celestial and solar-themed artefacts, lightning and energy weapon effects. |
| VLJ77162 | Radiant Yellow (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Miniatures | Vivid yellow-gold metallic — Stormcast Eternals trim, Custodes accent gold, fantasy celestial and solar-themed artefacts, lightning and energy weapon effects. |
| VLJ77123 | Imperial Gold (Base) | Base | Figures · Miniatures | Classic warm gold — Stormcast Eternals armour, Custodes, Sisters of Battle, Blood Angels, high elf princes, historical parade armour. The standard gold for any heroic or regal miniature. |
| VLJ77143 | Imperial Gold (Shade) | Shade | Figures · Miniatures | Classic warm gold — Stormcast Eternals armour, Custodes, Sisters of Battle, Blood Angels, high elf princes, historical parade armour. The standard gold for any heroic or regal miniature. |
| VLJ77103 | Imperial Gold (Light) | Light | Figures · Miniatures | Classic warm gold — Stormcast Eternals armour, Custodes, Sisters of Battle, Blood Angels, high elf princes, historical parade armour. The standard gold for any heroic or regal miniature. |
| VLJ77163 | Imperial Gold (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Figures · Miniatures | Classic warm gold — Stormcast Eternals armour, Custodes, Sisters of Battle, Blood Angels, high elf princes, historical parade armour. The standard gold for any heroic or regal miniature. |
| VLJ77124 | Ancient Copper (Base) | Base | Figures · Miniatures | Rich copper — Adeptus Mechanicus pipework, Skaven machinery, Chaos Dwarfs, steampunk figures, Roman and Greek bronze armour, ancient artefacts. Suitable for both pristine and verdigris-tinted aged copper. |
| VLJ77144 | Ancient Copper (Shade) | Shade | Figures · Miniatures | Rich copper — Adeptus Mechanicus pipework, Skaven machinery, Chaos Dwarfs, steampunk figures, Roman and Greek bronze armour, ancient artefacts. Suitable for both pristine and verdigris-tinted aged copper. |
| VLJ77104 | Ancient Copper (Light) | Light | Figures · Miniatures | Rich copper — Adeptus Mechanicus pipework, Skaven machinery, Chaos Dwarfs, steampunk figures, Roman and Greek bronze armour, ancient artefacts. Suitable for both pristine and verdigris-tinted aged copper. |
| VLJ77164 | Ancient Copper (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Figures · Miniatures | Rich copper — Adeptus Mechanicus pipework, Skaven machinery, Chaos Dwarfs, steampunk figures, Roman and Greek bronze armour, ancient artefacts. Suitable for both pristine and verdigris-tinted aged copper. |
| VLJ77125 | Forged Red (Base) | Base | Miniatures | Deep iron-red metallic — Khorne daemonic armour, infernal weapons, forge-heated metal effects, Chaos engines with hellfire colouring. |
| VLJ77145 | Forged Red (Shade) | Shade | Miniatures | Deep iron-red metallic — Khorne daemonic armour, infernal weapons, forge-heated metal effects, Chaos engines with hellfire colouring. |
| VLJ77105 | Forged Red (Light) | Light | Miniatures | Deep iron-red metallic — Khorne daemonic armour, infernal weapons, forge-heated metal effects, Chaos engines with hellfire colouring. |
| VLJ77165 | Forged Red (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Miniatures | Deep iron-red metallic — Khorne daemonic armour, infernal weapons, forge-heated metal effects, Chaos engines with hellfire colouring. |
| VLJ77126 | Ruby Red (Base) | Base | Miniatures | Metallic crimson — gem effects, Khorne Blood Warriors, Blood Angels decorative trim, magical ruby artefacts, enchanted weapons with deep red reflectivity. |
| VLJ77146 | Ruby Red (Shade) | Shade | Miniatures | Metallic crimson — gem effects, Khorne Blood Warriors, Blood Angels decorative trim, magical ruby artefacts, enchanted weapons with deep red reflectivity. |
| VLJ77106 | Ruby Red (Light) | Light | Miniatures | Metallic crimson — gem effects, Khorne Blood Warriors, Blood Angels decorative trim, magical ruby artefacts, enchanted weapons with deep red reflectivity. |
| VLJ77166 | Ruby Red (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Miniatures | Metallic crimson — gem effects, Khorne Blood Warriors, Blood Angels decorative trim, magical ruby artefacts, enchanted weapons with deep red reflectivity. |
| VLJ77127 | Crimson Magenta (Base) | Base | Miniatures | Warm magenta-red metallic — Slaanesh Emperor's Children, daemonic flesh-toned armour, exotic magical artefacts, pink horror gem effects. |
| VLJ77147 | Crimson Magenta (Shade) | Shade | Miniatures | Warm magenta-red metallic — Slaanesh Emperor's Children, daemonic flesh-toned armour, exotic magical artefacts, pink horror gem effects. |
| VLJ77107 | Crimson Magenta (Light) | Light | Miniatures | Warm magenta-red metallic — Slaanesh Emperor's Children, daemonic flesh-toned armour, exotic magical artefacts, pink horror gem effects. |
| VLJ77167 | Crimson Magenta (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Miniatures | Warm magenta-red metallic — Slaanesh Emperor's Children, daemonic flesh-toned armour, exotic magical artefacts, pink horror gem effects. |
| VLJ77128 | Amethyst Purple (Base) | Base | Miniatures | Rich violet metallic — Tzeentch, Slaanesh, Thousand Sons, Dark Eldar/Drukhari, Nighthaunt, necromancer robes and artefacts. Covers deep violet shadow through bright purple highlight. |
| VLJ77148 | Amethyst Purple (Shade) | Shade | Miniatures | Rich violet metallic — Tzeentch, Slaanesh, Thousand Sons, Dark Eldar/Drukhari, Nighthaunt, necromancer robes and artefacts. Covers deep violet shadow through bright purple highlight. |
| VLJ77108 | Amethyst Purple (Light) | Light | Miniatures | Rich violet metallic — Tzeentch, Slaanesh, Thousand Sons, Dark Eldar/Drukhari, Nighthaunt, necromancer robes and artefacts. Covers deep violet shadow through bright purple highlight. |
| VLJ77168 | Amethyst Purple (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Miniatures | Rich violet metallic — Tzeentch, Slaanesh, Thousand Sons, Dark Eldar/Drukhari, Nighthaunt, necromancer robes and artefacts. Covers deep violet shadow through bright purple highlight. |
| VLJ77129 | Celestial Violet (Base) | Base | Miniatures | Cool blue-violet metallic — astral and celestial-themed artefacts, Stormcast Sacrosanct Chamber, Idoneth Deepkin arcane elements, magical portals and warp effects. |
| VLJ77149 | Celestial Violet (Shade) | Shade | Miniatures | Cool blue-violet metallic — astral and celestial-themed artefacts, Stormcast Sacrosanct Chamber, Idoneth Deepkin arcane elements, magical portals and warp effects. |
| VLJ77109 | Celestial Violet (Light) | Light | Miniatures | Cool blue-violet metallic — astral and celestial-themed artefacts, Stormcast Sacrosanct Chamber, Idoneth Deepkin arcane elements, magical portals and warp effects. |
| VLJ77169 | Celestial Violet (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Miniatures | Cool blue-violet metallic — astral and celestial-themed artefacts, Stormcast Sacrosanct Chamber, Idoneth Deepkin arcane elements, magical portals and warp effects. |
| VLJ77130 | Ultramarine Blue (Base) | Base | Miniatures | Deep navy metallic — Ultramarines decorative trim, magical ice artefacts, cold blue weapons, Idoneth Deepkin, elemental water-themed miniatures. |
| VLJ77150 | Ultramarine Blue (Shade) | Shade | Miniatures | Deep navy metallic — Ultramarines decorative trim, magical ice artefacts, cold blue weapons, Idoneth Deepkin, elemental water-themed miniatures. |
| VLJ77110 | Ultramarine Blue (Light) | Light | Miniatures | Deep navy metallic — Ultramarines decorative trim, magical ice artefacts, cold blue weapons, Idoneth Deepkin, elemental water-themed miniatures. |
| VLJ77170 | Ultramarine Blue (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Miniatures | Deep navy metallic — Ultramarines decorative trim, magical ice artefacts, cold blue weapons, Idoneth Deepkin, elemental water-themed miniatures. |
| VLJ77131 | Sapphire Blue (Base) | Base | Miniatures | Bright sapphire metallic — Space Wolves decorative elements, gem effects, Tau energy cells, Aeldari spirit stone blue, magical blue weapons and shields. |
| VLJ77151 | Sapphire Blue (Shade) | Shade | Miniatures | Bright sapphire metallic — Space Wolves decorative elements, gem effects, Tau energy cells, Aeldari spirit stone blue, magical blue weapons and shields. |
| VLJ77111 | Sapphire Blue (Light) | Light | Miniatures | Bright sapphire metallic — Space Wolves decorative elements, gem effects, Tau energy cells, Aeldari spirit stone blue, magical blue weapons and shields. |
| VLJ77171 | Sapphire Blue (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Miniatures | Bright sapphire metallic — Space Wolves decorative elements, gem effects, Tau energy cells, Aeldari spirit stone blue, magical blue weapons and shields. |
| VLJ77132 | Hydra Turquoise (Base) | Base | Miniatures | Turquoise metallic — Seraphon scales, Thousand Sons teal accent, Idoneth Deepkin, aquatic and reptilian creatures, exotic alien metallic effects. |
| VLJ77152 | Hydra Turquoise (Shade) | Shade | Miniatures | Turquoise metallic — Seraphon scales, Thousand Sons teal accent, Idoneth Deepkin, aquatic and reptilian creatures, exotic alien metallic effects. |
| VLJ77112 | Hydra Turquoise (Light) | Light | Miniatures | Turquoise metallic — Seraphon scales, Thousand Sons teal accent, Idoneth Deepkin, aquatic and reptilian creatures, exotic alien metallic effects. |
| VLJ77172 | Hydra Turquoise (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Miniatures | Turquoise metallic — Seraphon scales, Thousand Sons teal accent, Idoneth Deepkin, aquatic and reptilian creatures, exotic alien metallic effects. |
| VLJ77133 | Beetle Green (Base) | Base | Miniatures | Dark iridescent green metallic — Nurgle corroded metal, Necron scarab carapace, insectoid creatures, corrupted artefacts with a dark organic sheen. |
| VLJ77153 | Beetle Green (Shade) | Shade | Miniatures | Dark iridescent green metallic — Nurgle corroded metal, Necron scarab carapace, insectoid creatures, corrupted artefacts with a dark organic sheen. |
| VLJ77113 | Beetle Green (Light) | Light | Miniatures | Dark iridescent green metallic — Nurgle corroded metal, Necron scarab carapace, insectoid creatures, corrupted artefacts with a dark organic sheen. |
| VLJ77173 | Beetle Green (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Miniatures | Dark iridescent green metallic — Nurgle corroded metal, Necron scarab carapace, insectoid creatures, corrupted artefacts with a dark organic sheen. |
| VLJ77134 | Dusken Green (Base) | Base | Miniatures | Sickly dark green metallic — Death Guard, Nurgle daemonic artefacts, verdigris-corroded bronze, poison-tipped weapons, nature-themed corrupted metalwork. |
| VLJ77154 | Dusken Green (Shade) | Shade | Miniatures | Sickly dark green metallic — Death Guard, Nurgle daemonic artefacts, verdigris-corroded bronze, poison-tipped weapons, nature-themed corrupted metalwork. |
| VLJ77114 | Dusken Green (Light) | Light | Miniatures | Sickly dark green metallic — Death Guard, Nurgle daemonic artefacts, verdigris-corroded bronze, poison-tipped weapons, nature-themed corrupted metalwork. |
| VLJ77174 | Dusken Green (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Miniatures | Sickly dark green metallic — Death Guard, Nurgle daemonic artefacts, verdigris-corroded bronze, poison-tipped weapons, nature-themed corrupted metalwork. |
| VLJ77135 | Amber Green (Base) | Base | Miniatures | Warm yellow-green metallic — Skaven warpstone effects, Nurgle plague weapons, toxic and poisoned artefacts, alchemical equipment. |
| VLJ77155 | Amber Green (Shade) | Shade | Miniatures | Warm yellow-green metallic — Skaven warpstone effects, Nurgle plague weapons, toxic and poisoned artefacts, alchemical equipment. |
| VLJ77115 | Amber Green (Light) | Light | Miniatures | Warm yellow-green metallic — Skaven warpstone effects, Nurgle plague weapons, toxic and poisoned artefacts, alchemical equipment. |
| VLJ77175 | Amber Green (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Miniatures | Warm yellow-green metallic — Skaven warpstone effects, Nurgle plague weapons, toxic and poisoned artefacts, alchemical equipment. |
| VLJ77136 | Greenish Gold (Base) | Base | Miniatures | Yellow-green gold — Sylvaneth golden bark, nature-themed golden artefacts, antique gold with a green patina, ancient elven metalwork. |
| VLJ77156 | Greenish Gold (Shade) | Shade | Miniatures | Yellow-green gold — Sylvaneth golden bark, nature-themed golden artefacts, antique gold with a green patina, ancient elven metalwork. |
| VLJ77116 | Greenish Gold (Light) | Light | Miniatures | Yellow-green gold — Sylvaneth golden bark, nature-themed golden artefacts, antique gold with a green patina, ancient elven metalwork. |
| VLJ77176 | Greenish Gold (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Miniatures | Yellow-green gold — Sylvaneth golden bark, nature-themed golden artefacts, antique gold with a green patina, ancient elven metalwork. |
| VLJ77137 | Arcane Gold (Base) | Base | Miniatures | Arcane warm gold — Tzeentch golden trim, mystical artefacts, spell-forged weapons, chaos sorcerer jewellery and accessories. |
| VLJ77157 | Arcane Gold (Shade) | Shade | Miniatures | Arcane warm gold — Tzeentch golden trim, mystical artefacts, spell-forged weapons, chaos sorcerer jewellery and accessories. |
| VLJ77117 | Arcane Gold (Light) | Light | Miniatures | Arcane warm gold — Tzeentch golden trim, mystical artefacts, spell-forged weapons, chaos sorcerer jewellery and accessories. |
| VLJ77177 | Arcane Gold (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Miniatures | Arcane warm gold — Tzeentch golden trim, mystical artefacts, spell-forged weapons, chaos sorcerer jewellery and accessories. |
| VLJ77138 | Rusty Metal (Base) | Base | Figures · Miniatures | Weathered corroded metal — battle-worn Space Marines, Ork scrap weapons, Chaos corroded armour, undead rusted iron, industrial derelict machinery. |
| VLJ77158 | Rusty Metal (Shade) | Shade | Figures · Miniatures | Weathered corroded metal — battle-worn Space Marines, Ork scrap weapons, Chaos corroded armour, undead rusted iron, industrial derelict machinery. |
| VLJ77118 | Rusty Metal (Light) | Light | Figures · Miniatures | Weathered corroded metal — battle-worn Space Marines, Ork scrap weapons, Chaos corroded armour, undead rusted iron, industrial derelict machinery. |
| VLJ77178 | Rusty Metal (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Figures · Miniatures | Weathered corroded metal — battle-worn Space Marines, Ork scrap weapons, Chaos corroded armour, undead rusted iron, industrial derelict machinery. |
| VLJ77139 | Aged Metal (Base) | Base | Figures · Miniatures | Tarnished dark iron — undead knights, ancient historical armour, battle-worn Chaos Warriors, dungeon adventurer equipment, deeply weathered metalwork showing long neglect. |
| VLJ77159 | Aged Metal (Shade) | Shade | Figures · Miniatures | Tarnished dark iron — undead knights, ancient historical armour, battle-worn Chaos Warriors, dungeon adventurer equipment, deeply weathered metalwork showing long neglect. |
| VLJ77119 | Aged Metal (Light) | Light | Figures · Miniatures | Tarnished dark iron — undead knights, ancient historical armour, battle-worn Chaos Warriors, dungeon adventurer equipment, deeply weathered metalwork showing long neglect. |
| VLJ77179 | Aged Metal (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Figures · Miniatures | Tarnished dark iron — undead knights, ancient historical armour, battle-worn Chaos Warriors, dungeon adventurer equipment, deeply weathered metalwork showing long neglect. |
| VLJ77140 | Obsidian Black (Base) | Base | Miniatures | Near-black metallic — void-touched artefacts, Nighthaunt obsidian blades, black Chaos armour with subtle metallic sheen, dark iron weapons with no highlight. |
| VLJ77160 | Obsidian Black (Shade) | Shade | Miniatures | Near-black metallic — void-touched artefacts, Nighthaunt obsidian blades, black Chaos armour with subtle metallic sheen, dark iron weapons with no highlight. |
| VLJ77120 | Obsidian Black (Light) | Light | Miniatures | Near-black metallic — void-touched artefacts, Nighthaunt obsidian blades, black Chaos armour with subtle metallic sheen, dark iron weapons with no highlight. |
| VLJ77180 | Obsidian Black (Airbrush) | Airbrush | Miniatures | Near-black metallic — void-touched artefacts, Nighthaunt obsidian blades, black Chaos armour with subtle metallic sheen, dark iron weapons with no highlight. |
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