Gunze Sangyo H078 Olive Drab (2) – acrylic model paint 10 ml

Gunze Sangyo H078 Olive Drab (2) is a high-quality acrylic model paint from the popular Mr. Hobby series, ideal for modelers demanding precise reproduction of the original colors of military vehicles. The Olive Drab color is the legendary olive green military shade, widely used during World War II and later by the United States Army and its allies. The H078 color features an authentic Olive Drab No.2 shade, mainly used on American tanks, armored personnel carriers, and logistical vehicles, including in Western Europe and the Pacific region.

• Capacity: 10 ml
• Type: water-based acrylic model paint
• Application: military vehicle models, aircraft, dioramas
• Category: acrylic model paints
• Manufacturer: Gunze Sangyo (Mr. Hobby)

Gunze Sangyo H078 Olive Drab (2) was developed to recreate the original American combat vehicle color used during World War II (1939-1945), as well as the postwar era – the Cold War period. This color was featured, among others, on the legendary M4 Sherman, M3 Stuart, M24 Chaffee tanks, and M3 Half-track armored transports. It is also perfect for painting historical dioramas, soldier figures, and accessories in 1/35, 1/48, 1/72, or 1/24 scale.

Thanks to the proper consistency and excellent coverage, Gunze Sangyo H078 Olive Drab (2) is suitable for painting both with a brush and an airbrush. Fast drying minimizes the risk of damaging the applied layers, and its high abrasion resistance ensures a lasting appearance of the model. The product offers outstanding adhesion to plastic, resin, metal, and paper surfaces, making it an ideal choice for modelers seeking high quality and an authentic finishing effect.

The paint is intended for both beginners and advanced modelers, and the application difficulty is rated at 1/5 due to its extremely easy usage and durable final effect. I highly recommend this product to all fans of historical military models who strive to achieve authentic camouflage on American vehicles and dioramas from the World War II period and beyond.