WWII German Tanks 1943 - 45 by Mig Jimenez This 12-color set contains all the colors needed for a realistic representation of German tanks and vehicles from 1943 to 1945, including chassis and tools. From 1943 onward, tanks were required by German regulations to be factory-painted dark yellow (officially RAL 7028). Crews could then apply a camouflage scheme, usually in olive green (RAL 6003) and a shade of brown referred to in official documents as reddish-brown or brown. However, modelers often use the modern name and designation: chocolate brown (RAL 8017).

In addition to these authentic green and brown camouflage colors, the set includes two shades of dark yellow: a darker base tone, ideal for creating shadows, and a standard tone representing this iconic German tank color. It also contains two rust tones—light and dark—for replicating exhaust pipes and track rust, which can be further enhanced with a very dark brown for realistic chipping effects.
The set also includes essential colors for painting chains: a neutral brown base color and a dark metallic tone suitable for painting tools. A reddish brown is intended for wooden tool handles, and black for rubber parts and other details. The set is rounded out by "Bone," a versatile color for highlighting and lightening tones.
All colors can be used unchanged for painting individual vehicle parts or mixed to create individual color tones - especially useful for adding volume through highlights and shadows.

This set contains:
IONIC-1006 Dark Yellow Dark Base
IONIC-1007 Dark Yellow
IONIC-1004 Chocolate Brown RAL 8017
IONIC-1005 Olive Green Dark RAL 6003
IONIC-0156 Rust
IONIC-0155 Light Rust
IONIC-0154 Brown
IONIC-0160 Black Brown
IONIC-0172 Black
IONIC-0148 Graveyard Earth
IONIC-0173 Black Metal
IONIC-0009 Bone