Lifecolor UA645 Imperial Japanese Navy Yokosuka Grey 22ml is a high-quality acrylic paint with a specialist Yokosuka Grey shade, precisely recreated based on archival research on the colors of the Imperial Japanese Navy. This product is aimed at modelers who expect impeccable historical color fidelity when recreating Japanese ship models from World War II.

The 22ml paint is water-soluble, which greatly facilitates tool cleaning and contributes to eco-friendly usage. The versatility of this Lifecolor acrylic paint means it can be used on many surfaces including plastic, resin, metal, vinyl, wood, fabric, and ceramic: this enables its use not only for model kits, but also in general plastic modeling, card modeling, model railroads, or dioramas.

• Category: Acrylic model paint
• Volume: 22ml
• Base color: Yokosuka Grey (standard shade for decks and superstructures of the IJN)
• Material: High-quality water-based acrylic paint
• Application: World War II models – especially IJN Japanese Navy ships
• Application method: Brush or airbrush
• Manufacturer: Lifecolor, a renowned Italian company specializing in realistic colors for modelers
• Packaging: Bottle with a convenient dropper for easy dosing and mixing in modeling palettes

Product Advantages:
A formula based on historical research guarantees color consistency with authentic paint schemes of Japanese warships such as battleships Yamato, aircraft carriers Akagi, Soryu, or heavy cruisers from the Pacific campaigns of World War II (1939-1945). The paint dries quickly, works well as both primer and final coat, leaves no streaks, and covers surfaces with a thin yet opaque layer. Thanks to its water-thinnable properties, it is safe for use and its scent is extremely mild.

Recommendation:
We recommend Lifecolor UA645 for modelers of all skill levels (difficulty level 1 on a scale of 1-5). Products from this series enable faithful recreation of historical vessels, enhancing the realism of final models. The professional palette and color accuracy make this paint an essential part of every military modeling enthusiast's arsenal – especially fans of Japanese World War II subjects.