AK Interactive AK11905 IJA #30 KAREKUSA IRO (DRY GRASS) – AIR 17 ml

AK Interactive AK11905 IJA #30 KAREKUSA IRO (DRY GRASS) – AIR 17 ml acrylic paint is an advanced product from the exceptional 3rd Generation Acrylic series, primarily dedicated to aircraft modelers. This particular shade is based on the authentic color of Japanese military aircraft from World War II – "Karekusa Iro" (Dry Grass), used by the Imperial Japanese Army (IJA – Imperial Japanese Army).

• Capacity: 17 ml
• Paint type: Third generation acrylic
• Product category: Acrylic model paint
• Application system: Suitable for brush and airbrush painting
• Intended use: Painting World War II aircraft models, especially Japanese models
• Original country of use: Japan
• Historical era: World War II (1939–1945)

The AK11905 Karekusa Iro shade has been precisely matched based on archival paint samples and consultations with experts on Japanese Air Force colors. This color was widely used on the fuselages and wings of IJA transport planes, fighters, and bombers, for example, on popular aircraft such as the Nakajima Ki-43 "Hayabusa" or Mitsubishi Ki-21. It was especially popular during the intense military operations in the Pacific.

The paint is non-toxic, features a very high pigment content, excellent coverage, and exceptional abrasion resistance. Its consistency has been specially optimized to make it easier for modelers to precisely paint small details with a brush as well as larger surfaces with an airbrush. The improved formula guarantees fast drying and optimal durability of painted surfaces.

We recommend this product to both hobbyists and advanced modelers engaged in recreating World War II aviation and historical dioramas related to Japanese armed forces. The difficulty level of using this paint is rated at 1 on a scale of 1-5 – even beginner modelers can easily achieve a realistic color effect. By choosing the AK Interactive AIR series, you gain the assurance of historical color accuracy as well as the convenience of the most modern acrylic formula.