Nero 12
A high-quality semi-gloss WW2 Italian black acrylic or enamel paint for scale models and creative work.
Nero 12 Color Guide:
- Nero 12 is a deep black color produced by Duco, Inves, Sipa, Masciadri, and Max Meyer. It was used mainly for painting airplanes.
- Nero 12 along with Bianco Neve 6 was widely used for markings, aircraft formation codes, stencils, etc. on Italian aircraft in the 1930s and 1940s.
- From the early 1940s, Nero 12 was used to paint propeller blades on Italian aircraft. The propeller tips were painted yellow Giallo Cromo 7 for safety reasons.
- Nero 12 was also used to paint wooden hulls and floats below the waterline in Italian seaplanes.
- Nero 12 was used to completely paint Italian night fighters or could be applied to the undersides of night bombers.
- Condition:
- New
- Manufacturer:
- Arcus
- Product code:
- E445s, A445s
- Country of Origin:
- Ukraine
- Volume:
- 0.33 fl oz (10 mL)
- Finish:
- Semigloss
- Paint Type:
- Enamel, acrylic
- Operator Nations:
- Italy
- Era:
- Interwar (1918–1939), World War II (1939–1945)

