WWII Imperial Japanese Navy Set

WWII Imperial Japanese Navy Set from AMMO of Mig Jimenez

A set of six acrylic paints in 17 ml bottles, put together for the camouflage of aircraft of the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service in the Second World War. The palette covers a matte black, two grays for the undersides and two different greens according to the airframe manufacturer. The paints are thinned with water, they are odorless and non-toxic, and each bottle has a steel mixing ball inside. According to the manufacturer the shades are slightly lightened so that they look true on a small model.

Use

• The upper camouflage as well as the undersides of carrier fighters and bombers of the naval air service.
• The Nakajima green and the Mitsubishi green in one box, because it differed between the two airframe manufacturers.
• Application with a brush as well as with an airbrush, as the formulation is prepared for both.
• The matte black suits the anti-glare panel in front of the cockpit.
• A base for later weathering, filters and picking out the panel lines.

Who the set is for

For modelers who build Japanese aircraft and want the basic palette together without mixing shades. Thanks to water thinning and low odor the set suits work in an apartment and less experienced modelers as well.

Shake the bottle thoroughly before use so that the pigment is mixed in. The paint dries quickly, but full curing takes about a day and the surface should not be handled until then. Work in a ventilated area and keep the paints out of the reach of children.