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Frozen Dark Brown Frozen Dark Brown
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McLaren Onyx McLaren Onyx
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SCALE MODELING PAINTS

Need a colour that isn't available off the shelf? Can't find the exact colour you're looking for?

We specialise in custom colour matching and can produce small-batch paints tailored specifically to your project. Whether it's a historical aircraft, military vehicle, classic car, railway, sci-fi, wargaming, Cosplay, or a unique One-of-a-kind - we're here to help. Contact us today to discuss your requirements.

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PRO SERIES PAINTS

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333 Gloss Black 333 Gloss Black
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Our historical collections are meticulously calibrated against official archival color chips and historical documentation to provide scale-accurate matches for your military, aviation, and railway replicas.

Our premium model paint collection is engineered specifically for the micro-details of scale modeling. Formulated with ultra-fine pigments, they provide smooth, clog-free performance through an airbrush and flawless self-leveling brush coverage without obscuring intricate surface details.

Our multi-surface formulation offers exceptional adhesion on a wide variety of hobby materials, including raw plastic (styrene), resin, 3D-printed photopolymer, metal/photo-etch parts, and standard hobby primers.

For the most vibrant, dramatic color-changing shift, always apply the Colourshift series over a smooth, glossy black base coat. The dark background allows the light-refracting pigments to show their full spectrum.

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