Mr.Paint WWII US Dark Earth ANA617 (African campaign) is a pre-thinned solvent-based modeling lacquer (30 ml) for the airbrush in the dark earth shade of American aircraft in North Africa.
Mr.Paint WWII US Azure Blue ANA609 (North African campaign) is a pre-thinned solvent-based modeling lacquer (30 ml) for the airbrush in the azure blue shade of the undersides of American aircraft in North Africa.
Mr.Paint MRP-138 WWII US Olive Drab ANA 613 (after 1943) is a pre-thinned acrylic lacquer for an airbrush in a 30 ml bottle, the olive green upper camouflage of American aircraft of the Second World War after 1943.
Mr.Paint WWII US Jet Black ANA622 (night aircraft) is a pre-thinned solvent-based modeling lacquer (30 ml) for the airbrush in the black shade of American night aircraft of the Second World War.
Mr.Paint WWII US Intermediate Blue ANA608 (from 1942) is a pre-thinned solvent-based modeling lacquer (30 ml) for airbrush, in the medium blue shade of American naval aircraft fuselage sides.
The acrylic lacquer paint Mr.Paint Insignia White ANA 601 for the airbrush: the white for the national markings of US aircraft after 1942. Package of 30 ml, a semi-gloss finish.
Mr.Paint WWII US Light Grey M-495 (until 1942) is a pre-thinned solvent-based modeling lacquer (30 ml) for the airbrush in the light gray shade of the undersides of American naval aircraft up to 1942.
Acrylic lacquer paint Mr.Paint Blue Grey M-485 for airbrush – the blue-gray shade of the early US Navy camouflage scheme up to 1942. 30 ml package, semigloss finish.
The acrylic lacquer paint Mr.Paint Interior Bronze-Green for airbrush — a bronze-green shade for the interiors of older US Second World War aircraft. A 30 ml package, semigloss finish.
The lacquer paint Mr.Paint Interior Green ANA 611 for the airbrush: the interior green of the cockpits and internal structures of US aircraft of the Second World War. A 30 ml bottle, a semi-gloss surface.
Mr.Paint WWII US Salmon-Pink Primer is a pre-thinned solvent-based modeling lacquer (30 ml) for the airbrush in the shade of the salmon-pink primer of American aircraft interiors of the early Second World War.
WWII US Zinc-Chromate primer is an acrylic lacquer airbrush paint from Mr.Paint: the yellow-green shade of the primer used on the interiors and landing gear bays of American aircraft of the Second World War.
Mr.Paint Silver Metallic is a pre-thinned lacquer silver metallic intended solely for the airbrush. The shade matches an ordinary silver and suits metal surfaces and details. 30 ml package.
The semi-gloss clear varnish Mr.Paint Super Clear Semimatt (30 ml) as a final covering layer, pre-thinned and intended exclusively for spraying with an airbrush.
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