The basic earth shade for Japanese Army armor in the late period, from the Mr.Color line by Gunze, the manufacturer's part number C522.
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The manufacturer lists the paint as the basic earth shade for Japanese Army armor in the late period. A basic shade means the layer that covers the whole vehicle and over which the patches and stripes of other colors only then come, if the machine wore multi-color camouflage. That is exactly why it works over the largest area on a model and sets the overall impression. How it turns out you find out only on the model: the shade looks different in the bottle than sprayed, and it also looks different over a large area than on a test sample. It therefore pays to spray a piece of plastic first and judge the color on that.
Stir the bottle thoroughly before use, as the pigment settles at the bottom when it stands and unstirred paint covers unevenly. For large areas an airbrush and several thin coats, left to become tacky between coats, are the way to go; for small parts and touching in, a brush is enough. The thinner intended for this line and the thinning ratio follow the manufacturer's instructions on the package. Work in a well-ventilated area and protect your airways.
It will be appreciated by modelers of Japanese Army equipment of the Second World War period who want a shade listed by a manufacturer rather than mixed by guesswork. The model, the thinner, the brushes and an airbrush are not included, unless stated otherwise.
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