Zero Paints ZP-1640 Light Blue Ford GT40 Mk II Ken Miles Paint 30ml

Zero Paints ZP-1640 Light Blue Ford GT40 Mk II Ken Miles Paint 30ml is a high-quality, professional modeling paint designed for advanced car modeling enthusiasts, especially those planning to replicate the motorsport legend – the Ford GT40 Mk II in the iconic colors made famous by Ken Miles during the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1966. This product stands out for its precise recreation of the historic light blue shade, exactly matching the original factory paints used on the racing Ford GT40 Mk II cars.

• Volume: 30 ml – suitable for both large 1/12 and 1/24 scale models, ideal for multiple applications even on larger parts.
• Type: Acrylic paint, pre-thinned at the factory, ready for direct use with an airbrush – making it significantly easier to achieve a perfectly smooth, even coat without brush marks.
• Category: Acrylic model paints for airbrush use, dedicated to plastic, resin, and 3D printed models.
• Color: Light Blue – historically associated with the #1 Ford GT40 Mk II, in which Ken Miles achieved one of the most important victories in Le Mans history during the "golden rivalry" era between Ford and Ferrari (second half of the 1960s, modern times of classic racing).
• Model material: The product is very well suited for plastic, resin, and 3D printed surfaces – tested on models by renowned car model manufacturers.
• Vehicle historical period: Second half of the 1960s, the golden era of endurance racing, Le Mans 1966.
• Manufacturer: Zero Paints – a renowned modeling brand, known for high-quality historic colors, widely used by modelers around the world.

Exceptionally easy to use paint (difficulty level 2/5), suitable for both advanced and intermediate modelers. Especially recommended for those who value the highest realism and historical detail in scale car models.

We recommend Zero Paints ZP-1640 Light Blue Ford GT40 Mk II Ken Miles Paint 30ml to every car modeler looking for an accurate shade for scale replicas, especially fans of legendary Le Mans machines and automotive history enthusiasts.