Russian Uniform (AK17077) is a versatile Military shade in the Quick Gen range by AK Interactive. Designed for fast, convincing results on Soviet uniforms, equipment and vehicles, this paint offers smooth handling and natural shading with minimal effort. Many hobbyists describe it as one of the most dependable greens in their Military palette.
Part of the dedicated Military Range, Russian Uniform is formulated for painters who want accurate army colours that work immediately on the tabletop. Its medium coverage pigment balance allows the paint to flow naturally into sculpted folds and recesses, creating organic shadows and soft transitions. When needed, additional layers build smoothly for richer saturation without obscuring details.
The Quick Gen formulation provides flexibility for both large surfaces and fine detailing. It thins well for glazes, holds up nicely for controlled brushwork, and dries evenly. Reviews and blog impressions regularly highlight how efficiently this colour performs during batch painting, especially for infantry units or squad-based army projects.
Russian Uniform works beautifully on:
Painters frequently pair Russian Uniform with lighter greens for highlighting, or with browns for weathering effects. In paint comparison charts, this colour is often aligned with classic army greens found across several well-known hobby paint ranges, making it easy to integrate into existing colour schemes.
This colour is part of the 9 Colors Military Range Set, featured in the Quick Gen documentation. Within this bundle it complements Field Grey, US Olive Uniform, Ochre Green, British Uniform and Desert Sand, forming a complete Military palette suitable for entire armies or vehicle groups.
Technically, Russian Uniform balances coverage and flow, giving the painter excellent control over layering and tonal variation. Medium coverage ensures that the first pass already delivers visible depth, while subsequent layers build smoothly without chalkiness or texture. Beginners appreciate how forgiving the paint is, while experienced painters value its consistency during larger projects.
It supports multiple techniques: basecoating 28mm infantry, fast drybrushing on vehicles, glazing for refined transitions, or enhancing shadows with diluted layers. Whether you're batch painting or focusing on a single display model, the colour maintains stability and clarity.
If you're preparing a Soviet-themed force, weathering a vehicle, or simply looking for a reliable Military green that adapts to many styles, Russian Uniform offers flexibility, control and a naturally realistic finish. It integrates effortlessly into broader palettes or works on its own as a strong foundational tone. AK17077 is therefore a valuable colour for any miniature painter who wants dependable Military shades with character and depth.
