Gunze Sangyo H512 4BO 1947 - present

Gunze Sangyo H512 4BO 1947 - present is a high-quality acrylic model paint, designed for precise reproduction of authentic camouflage schemes for military vehicles in both historical and modern modeling. The 4BO shade, symbolizing the characteristic Soviet green, was commonly used from the late 1940s up to the present day. It is the ideal choice for modelers recreating Soviet armored vehicles, self-propelled guns, trucks, as well as other armored equipment used by the Soviet Army and numerous satellite state armies during the Cold War period and beyond.

• Volume: 10 ml – excellent for both airbrush and brush application, providing outstanding coverage and color depth.
• Type: Water-based acrylic model paint, category: acrylic model paint.
• Color: 4BO – meets historical requirements for the color used since 1947 on military equipment of Eastern Bloc countries, including the USSR, Poland, East Germany, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary.
• Usage period: Cold War up to the present day.
• Historical applications: Based on authentic formulas used, among others, during Warsaw Pact military interventions, operations in Afghanistan, local conflicts in Eastern Europe, and modernization of military equipment after 1989.
• Material: High-quality water-based acrylic, ensuring safe use and quick drying.
• Compatibility: Paint dedicated for use on plastic, resin, and metal models; excellent for work with models in 1:72, 1:35, 1:48, and 1:16 scales.
• Additional features: High abrasion resistance after drying, vivid color even after varnishing. Can be mixed with other Gunze Sangyo paints, making it easier to achieve subtle modeling effects.
• Difficulty level: 1/5 – suitable for both beginner and advanced modelers. Easy application and high efficiency.

We recommend Gunze Sangyo H512 4BO 1947 - present to all modelers who appreciate historical authenticity and high quality. It is an excellent choice for painting Soviet and Russian tanks, trucks, armored personnel carriers, and other combat vehicles, regardless of scale or hobbyist experience.