Gunze Sangyo C365 Mr Color Gloss Sea Blue – Cellulose Model Paint 10ml

Gunze Sangyo C365 Mr Color Gloss Sea Blue is a high-quality cellulose-based model paint designed for precise painting of plastic and resin models. Manufactured by the renowned Gunze Sangyo brand, this 10ml paint is renowned for its outstanding durability, excellent coverage, and deep, intense gloss in the Sea Blue shade. The C365 shade is a popular choice for replicating authentic colors of naval aircraft and warships, often used in aircraft and ship modeling.

Mr Color cellulose paints are characterized by fast drying times and a tough, abrasion-resistant coating, making them the preferred choice for both experienced modelers and ambitious beginners. These paints can be applied with a brush or airbrush, allowing smooth tonal transitions and realistic scale effects. Gunze Sangyo C365 is perfect for painting aircraft, ships, and parts of military vehicles where precise reproduction of authentic paintwork from World War II or the Cold War era is required.

The Sea Blue color was widely used, among others, on American US Navy aircraft such as the F6F Hellcat, F4U Corsair, and PBJ Mitchell, operating in the Pacific during World War II and later conflicts. Thanks to proper pigmentation and accurate color standards, Mr Color C365 ensures realistic reproduction of these historical colors on models in 1/72, 1/48, 1/32, and 1/144 scale.

• Type: Cellulose-based model paint
• Volume: 10 ml
• Color: Sea Blue (C365), gloss
• Application: Plastic and resin model kits, aircraft and ship models
• Application methods: Airbrush, brush
• Manufacturer: Gunze Sangyo (Mr Color)
• Period referenced by color: World War II, Cold War
• Recommended for aircraft and naval ship models
• Category: Cellulose model paint

Gunze Sangyo C365 Mr Color Gloss Sea Blue is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers seeking a perfect final finish and high durability of the painted surface. The product has an application difficulty level of 2/5 – basic knowledge of working with cellulose paints is advised. Ideal for historical projects and replicating authentic markings from World War II and the Cold War era.