A modeling paint from the Mr.Color range, the RAF Aircraft Gray Green shade to the British standard BS283. The thinner and the thinning ratio follow the manufacturer's instructions on the packaging.
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This paint from the Mr.Color range, listed under the manufacturer's part number C364, carries the name RAF Aircraft Gray Green and a reference to the British standard numbered BS283. It is therefore a gray green from the British palette, which you will use when building British aircraft. The number 283 denotes the specific shade in the standard; it is not a statement about the package volume or about the covering power.
The part number does not determine the composition of the paint, so stick to the information on the packaging: use the thinner intended for this range and keep to the thinning ratio the manufacturer prescribes. The same rule applies to cleaning the airbrush and brushes. Do not try mixing with paints from another system blindly, as the mixture may curdle or dry badly.
Stir the contents of the package thoroughly before use, as the pigment settles at the bottom during storage. Wash and degrease the base, otherwise the paint holds unreliably. Apply several thin coats rather than one heavy one: a thin coat does not drown the fine surface detail, it sets faster and the shade levels into an even surface. Let each coat dry before you add the next.
Builders of British aircraft who need a shade specified by a standard number and want it identical across a whole collection will reach for it. Store the closed package dry and away from frost.
The package contains the paint alone. Thinner, brushes and kits are not included, unless stated otherwise.
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