IJAAF #30 Karekusa Iro (Parched grass)

IJAAF No. 30 Karekusa Iro (Parched grass), a Mr.Paint lacquer airbrush shade

A Mr.Paint lacquer modeling paint in a 30 ml bottle, pre-thinned for spraying with an airbrush. The shade belongs to the range of Imperial Japanese Army Air Force (IJAAF) colors and represents the light khaki color karekusa iro number 30, that is the shade of dried, sun-scorched grass, which served as a camouflage finish.

Use

• It is sprayed with an airbrush straight from the bottle, or thinned with lacquer thinner, never with water.
• Suitable for the camouflage surfaces of Japanese army aircraft in the usual scales.
• It dries quickly to a thin, smooth film with a fine satin surface.
• It holds on plastic, resin and photo-etched parts, best of all over a base primer.

Who it is for

For modelers of Japanese Second World War aircraft who want a faithful khaki camouflage tone without mixing. It assumes experience with an airbrush and with lacquer paints.

A solvent-based lacquer paint is flammable and is thinned exclusively with lacquer thinner, never with water. Spray in a well-ventilated space and wear a respirator.