AK Interactive AK11896 IJN M3 (M) MITSUBISHI INTERIOR GREEN – AIR 17ml

AK Interactive AK11896 IJN M3 (M) MITSUBISHI INTERIOR GREEN – AIR 17ml is a top-quality third-generation acrylic modeling paint, developed specifically to precisely replicate the interiors of Japanese Mitsubishi aircraft from World War II. This unique product allows you to achieve the authentic “Interior Green” color, corresponding to the M3 (M) specification used by the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) in cockpits of Mitsubishi-produced aircraft such as the famous Zero fighter.

• Product category: 3rd generation acrylic modeling paint
• Capacity: 17 ml
• Color: IJN M3 (M) Mitsubishi Interior Green
• Intended use: Painting interiors of Japanese World War II aircraft models
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• Country of use: Japan (Imperial Navy)
• Material type: 3rd generation acrylic, suitable for both brush and airbrush
• Safety: Non-toxic product
• Properties: Very high pigmentation, excellent coverage, durability and resistance

The AK Interactive AK11896 paint accurately reproduces the shade specific to Japanese military aviation designs, such as the Mitsubishi A6M Zero, D4Y Suisei, or G4M Betty, which played a key role in Pacific operations. The interiors of these legendary aircraft were painted with the IJN M3 (M) shade, making this product indispensable for modelers striving for historical accuracy and realism in their 1/72, 1/48, 1/32, or 1/24 scale models. The new-generation formula ensures ease of use with both brush and airbrush, provides a smooth, matte finish, and minimizes the risk of streaking. The paint is ideal for both fine details and large cockpit surfaces.

Level of difficulty: 1/5 – an easy and convenient paint to use, recommended for both beginner and advanced aircraft modelers as well as enthusiasts of historical model reproductions from the World War II period.

The AIR AK Interactive series product is recommended for every modeler who values authentic colors, reliability, and ease of application. An excellent choice for a realistic and durable finish of Japanese World War II aircraft models.