RailMatch 2314 - BR Southern Green 1949-1957 - Acrylic 18ml
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RailMatch 2314 - BR Southern Green 1949-1957 - Acrylic 18ml

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RailMatch 2314 - BR Southern Green 1949-1957 - Acrylic 18mlRM2314 18ML ACRYLIC PAINT PLASTIC POT The Southern region clung to the green livery during the early BR era and once regional liveries were officially authorised in the mid 1950s, they quickly repainted many standard liveried vehicles. This is one regional livery which survived until the return to corporate management and plain blue in the late 1960s. RailMatch Paint ACRYLIC WATER BASED RailMatch paints have been developed with the modeller in mind

RM2314 – 18ML ACRYLIC PAINT – PLASTIC POT

The Southern region clung to the green livery during the early BR era and once regional liveries were officially authorised in the mid-1950s, they quickly repainted many standard liveried vehicles. This is one regional livery which survived until the return to corporate management and plain blue in the late 1960s.

RailMatch Paint – ACRYLIC – WATER BASED

RailMatch paints have been developed with the modeller in mind and are suitable for brushing or spraying. If using our paints through an airbrush the paint will require thinning. If using weathering shades you may want to “thin” the paint further to create a dusting effect. All RailMatch paints are produced with an eggshell (satin) finish, with the exception of the weathering colours which are matt. Please remember that when thinning paints the sheen will be reduced as will colour density. This can normally be corrected by using a suitable varnish to finish your model. Please ensure jar products are well stirred prior to use. For best results build up colour by layers, not one heavy coat. Always ensure models are clean of grease, dust etc. Preparation is important.

All RailMatch paint products are manufactured in Manchester by HMG Ltd. to the highest quality and consistency. HMG are one of the largest paint manufacturers in the UK (supplying such companies as Stagecoach) and their extensive knowledge means RailMatch is probably the best model paint you can buy.

 

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