KAREKUSA IRO (DRY GRASS) 17ML

Karekusa Iro (Dry Grass) 17 ml: AK Interactive acrylic paint

Karekusa Iro is a water-based acrylic paint from the Air range, which AK Interactive devotes to aircraft shades. The name of the shade means the color of dry grass and it belongs among the camouflage tones of the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force of the Second World War. It comes in a bottle of 17 ml. This is not a kit or an accessory but a paint on its own.

Use

• An acrylic thinnable with water or with the same maker's acrylic thinner; it holds no aggressive solvents and has no odor.
• The consistency is ready for the airbrush; for fine transitions, try it on a test part and thin it slightly if need be.
• By brush the paint covers more strongly; several thin coats give a better result than one heavy one.
• The pigment settles at the bottom, so shake the bottle thoroughly before every use.
• The dried film is durable and satin; full cure takes about a day, and only then should the area be masked or overcoated.

Who the paint is for

The paint suits modelers building Japanese aircraft of the Second World War in the usual aircraft scales, and anyone looking for a muted ocher-green tone for camouflage or for dry vegetation on a diorama. It can be combined with other paints of the same acrylic range; we do not recommend mixing it with lacquers or enamels of a different chemistry, because the binders are incompatible.

Intended for modeling use. Work in a well-ventilated space, and use a respirator and eye protection when spraying with an airbrush. Keep out of the reach of children, close the bottle carefully after use and protect it from frost.