Gunze Sangyo N062 IJN Gray Green (Nakajima) Semi-Gloss – Model Paint 10ml

Gunze Sangyo N062 IJN Gray Green (Nakajima) Semi-Gloss is a high-quality, water-soluble model paint dedicated for both brush and airbrush application. This color, designated as "IJN Gray Green (Nakajima)," has been precisely recreated according to the original color standards of the Japanese Navy Air Force from World War II. The shade was used on armored vehicles and aircraft manufactured by Nakajima, such as the famous Ki-43 Hayabusa or A6M2 Zero fighters, making it possible to achieve a highly realistic historical effect.

• Product category: water-based acrylic model paint with a semi-gloss finish
• Volume: 10 ml
• Material: acrylic paint, water-soluble, low-odor
• Application: for painting plastic, resin, and metal models in scales 1/72, 1/48, 1/32, and others
• Historical period: World War II – especially for models of Japanese aircraft produced by Nakajima
• Drying speed: fast, significantly higher than the Hobby Color series from this brand
• Recommended thinners: original Gunze Sangyo Mr. Aqueous Hobby Color Thinner products
• Origin of the shade: Japan, naval aviation

Gunze Sangyo N062 paint was developed with a focus on high historical detail fidelity and ease of application. This product will be appreciated by both beginner modelers and advanced enthusiasts who value authenticity in building World War II aircraft models. Its smooth texture ensures easy application, even coverage, and a subtle semi-gloss finish. It is recommended to use the original thinners of this brand to ensure the best paint layer quality, abrasion resistance, and compatibility with further finishing steps such as decal application or protective varnishing.

We recommend this product to any modeler interested in faithfully recreating historical Japanese aircraft and vehicles. It works well both for assembling plastic models and for projects restoring authentic camouflage schemes. Difficulty level: 2/5 – also suitable for less experienced modelers, as long as basic principles of acrylic paint application are observed.