MR. Paint MRP-418 IJAAF #7 Ohryoku Nana Go Shoku (Yellow Green #7) 30ml – high-quality acrylic airbrush paint

MR. Paint MRP-418 IJAAF #7 Ohryoku Nana Go Shoku (Yellow Green #7) is a specialist acrylic paint designed for modelers replicating Japanese military aircraft from the World War II era. This 30 ml product features a perfectly matched formula corresponding to the authentic shade of Yamato Ohryoku Nana Go Shoku, or Yellow Green #7, the original camouflage color used by the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force (IJAAF). The MRP-418 shade is based on reliable research and archival sources, making it an excellent choice for enthusiasts seeking historical accuracy.

The paint is primarily intended for airbrush application – it comes pre-thinned and ready for direct use (recommended nozzle size: 0.3 mm or smaller). This allows users to save time and achieve even coverage from the first layer. Developed using high-quality pigments and acrylic resins, it ensures top-quality results, creating an ideal satin-matte finish with excellent adhesion to plastic models, resin models, and models made with 3D printing technology.

• Volume: 30 ml
• Color: IJAAF #7 Ohryoku Nana Go Shoku (Yellow Green #7)
• Representation: camouflage used by the Japanese Empire’s military aviation during World War II
• Type: high-quality acrylic paint
• Features: factory-thinned for airbrush, compatible with Mr.Thinner
• Category: modeling paints, accessories for painting plastic and resin models
• Suitable for 1/72, 1/48, 1/32 scale models and others

Why do we recommend MR. Paint MRP-418? It is the perfect choice for aircraft modelers interested in authentic colors of Japanese machines from 1939-1945, such as the Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa, Mitsubishi Ki-46 Dinah, or Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien. The paint stands out for its excellent application quality, quick drying time, and very good adhesion. Recommended for both intermediate and professional modelers. We rate the difficulty of using this product at 2/5, making it a great option even for those just starting out with airbrushing.