Gunze Sangyo C013 Neutral Gray – Cellulose Model Paint 10 ml

Gunze Sangyo C013 Neutral Gray is a high-quality cellulose-based model paint created for the most demanding modelers who value excellent replication of historical details as well as durability and longevity. This product comes from the renowned Japanese manufacturer Gunze Sangyo (Mr.Hobby), known worldwide for its innovative solutions and modeling chemicals that meet the standards of precision painting for models in various scales.

Neutral Gray C013 paint is formulated on a cellulose base, which guarantees exceptional adhesion and fast drying. This makes it ideal for painting plastic, metal, and resin models, whether applied with a brush or airbrush. The Neutral Gray shade is a universal base color, playing a particularly important role in aircraft and military vehicle modeling, and is a classic choice for replicas of American WWII-era aircraft or military vehicles from the Cold War era.

• Volume: 10 ml – perfect for modelers focused on detail or painting smaller areas
• Type: Cellulose paint – quick-drying and abrasion-resistant
• Application: for plastic, metal, resin; used in aircraft, military, and civilian modeling
• Coverage: very good, provides a uniform and smooth surface without streaks
• Recommended thinners: Gunze Mr. Color Thinner, Mr. Color Leveling Thinner, ensuring ideal parameters when using an airbrush
• Color: Neutral Gray – ideal for historical camouflage patterns, weathering bases, and aviation insignia (e.g., USAF in the 1940s-70s)
• Intended for: intermediate and advanced modelers
• Category: Cellulose model paints for self-application
• Versatility: suitable for models in 1/72, 1/48, 1/35, 1/24 scales
• Difficulty of use: 3/5 – requires thinning and ventilated workspace; experience with solvent-based paints is necessary

We recommend Gunze Sangyo C013 Neutral Gray to anyone striving for a perfect finish, who values authenticity and historical accuracy in painting. It is an excellent choice for dioramas, WWII frontline aircraft models (especially USAAF and US Navy), Allied vehicles from 1940-1970, as well as enthusiasts of custom automotive or sci-fi models.