AK Interactive RCS115 WWII IJN Aircraft Colors 4x17ml – Model Paint Set for Imperial Japanese Navy Aircraft of World War II

The AK Interactive RCS115 WWII IJN Aircraft Colors 4x17ml set is a professional choice for historical modelers specializing in the authentic recreation of Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft colors from the World War II era. The package includes four precisely developed lacquer colors that match the original paint schemes used on such aircraft as the iconic A6M Zero fighter, the J1N Gekko heavy night fighter, the J2M Raiden interceptor, and the N1K-J Shiden fighter. Based on thorough research from modern historical sources and with the support of a modeling industry expert – the author of "Aviation of Japan" – this palette allows you to achieve the most accurate historical effects.

• Country of use: Japan, Imperial Navy
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• Purpose: Painting aircraft models in 1/72, 1/48, 1/32 scales and others
• Material: High-quality acrylic lacquers (4 x 17 ml) for airbrush and brush
• Recommended thinners: RC701/RC702 High Compatibility Thinner (also compatible with other lacquer thinners)
• Set contents:
  • RC952 IJN J3 Hai-iro (Grey) – base gray for fuselages
  • RC953 IJN J3 SP (Amber Grey) – amber-gray variant for selected aircraft
  • RC954 IJN D1 Deep Green Black – deep green used on the upper surfaces of many fighters
  • RC955 IJN D2 Green Black – classic dark green shade for later camouflage
• Category: Model accessories, lacquer-based acrylic paints
• Difficulty level: 2/5 – ideal for both beginners and advanced modelers
• Recommendation: Especially recommended for military aviation enthusiasts, those recreating models of Japanese war machines, and collectors of aircraft from the Pacific theater

By investing in the AK Interactive RCS115 WWII IJN Aircraft Colors set, you gain authentic colors, excellent coverage, and the convenience of achieving professional results whether working with a brush or airbrush. It is the perfect choice for enthusiasts of precise historical modeling who seek to faithfully recreate the realities of World War II aviation.