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Mr. Color Paint C604 - 75% Flat IJN Type 21 Green Camo Color 10ml

Mr. Color Paint C604 - 75% Flat IJN Type 21 Green Camo Color 10ml - Main image
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Mr.COLOR hobby paint is a paint that has long been regarded highly by modelers world wide as a model paint that delivers an outstanding finish. There are a large number of colors and color types available, which are suitable for painting almost all models.
Generally, Mr.Color provides a wider range of paint colors and finishes than Aqueous Hobby Color, and will dry to a smoother and harder finish.

  • The use of Mr Thinner is required to thin Mr. Color paint, both to thin paint if desired, and also to clean paint brushes and airbrushes. Mr Thinner is available in 3 types (standard Mr. Thinner, Mr.Rapid Thinner and also Mr.Levelling Thinner) and four sizes - 50ml, 110ml, 250ml and 400ml.
  • When applying Mr.Color paint, 1 to 2 coats are recommended when using paint brushes, and 2 to 3 coats if using an airbrush to spray paint.
  • If airbrushing Mr.Color paint, it should be thinned after diluting to a ratio of between 1 (Mr.Color) and 1 to 2 (Mr. Thinner), depending on the degree of paint viscosity required.
  • Gloss levels obtained using gloss coat Mr.Color hobby paints can be adjusted by using Flat Base - mix approximately 5 to 10% of C-30 Flat Base to convert gloss colors to a semi gloss finish, or 10 to 20% for a matt finish. The percentage of Flat Base used can be adjusted to vary the amount of gloss level obtained.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava ★★★★★

Mixed this 10ml jar with a bit of thinner and it sprayed beautifully through my airbrush with no clogs. The flat camouflage green dries to a dead-matte finish that photographs exactly like the reference photos. Only wish the jar were bigger.

Hazel J. ★★★★★

I used this on a Type 21 Zero build and the green matched my reference photos almost exactly. Thins fine with just a few drops of leveling thinner and lays down smooth even at 10ml.

Eli A. ★★★★★

The 75% flat finish sprays beautifully through my airbrush at about 15 psi and dries dead flat, which is rare for a green like this. Ten ml sounds small but it covered both wings and the fuselage of my 1/72 Zero with some left over. Covers in two thin passes and doesn't clog the tip.