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TITANS HOBBY: NATO BROWN - 400ml Spray for Plastic, Metal & Resin
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| Price: | €11,50 VAT included (22%) |
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| Freight costs: | From € 5,00 VAT included (22%)Details |
| Item code: | TTH122 |
| MARCA: | TITANS HOBBY |
| Categoria: | SPRAY PRIMER |
| Availability: | in stock |
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Description
Titans Hobby Primer: the perfect base for every model
Before painting comes preparation. The Titans Hobby Spray Primer creates a smooth, thin and even surface on plastic, metal and resin, delivering a clean, fast and professional finish ready for painting.
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Ultra-fine pigment
Covers without hiding details
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Fast drying
Touch dry in 15 min, fully cured in 45 min
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Excellent grip
Ideal base for brush and airbrush painting
category
Multi-surface
Suitable for plastic, metal and resin
Primer color
NATO
BROWN
BROWN
The NATO Brown primer is ideal for modern military vehicles, NATO camouflage schemes, armoured vehicles, muddy dioramas, wet terrain, equipment and models with earthy operational tones. Its rich brown shade creates a smooth base perfect for weathering, dark washes, mud effects, dusty drybrushing and realistic camouflage on tanks, trucks, infantry and battlefield scenery.
Why choose it?
Developed through extensive testing on scale models and miniatures, Titans Hobby Primer provides a thin, smooth and durable finish. The ergonomic nozzle offers precise spray control, while the fine pigment helps preserve panel lines, textures and intricate details.
1. Shake
Shake the can upside down for about 30 seconds.
2. Spray
Keep a distance of approximately 15-20 cm from the surface.
3. Layer
Apply light cross coats for a smooth and even finish.
Workbench tip:
For a realistic battlefield effect, use NATO Brown as a base for mud, dirt and earthy camouflage: dark washes and light pigments will instantly enhance depth, weathering and texture on your model.
