AK Interactive - Nato Weathering Set
AK073
£14.00 GBP
This weathering set was developed for modern armor enthusiasts. It contains all the necessary products you need to weather any vehicle painted with the three classic NATO colours: Brown, Green and Black. This set contains three products designed for and tested on NATO vehicles. It allows the modeller to add washes, filters, and rain marks.
Includes: AK-074 Rainmarks for NATO Tanks, AK-075 Wash for NATO camo vehicles, AK-076 Filter for NATO Tanks
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