IJAAF No. 31 Cha Kasshoku (Tea color) is a lacquer airbrush shade from Mr.Paint reproducing the brown camouflage color of the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force in a tea tone.
IJAAF No. 30 Karekusa Iro (Parched grass) is a lacquer airbrush shade from Mr.Paint reproducing the light khaki camouflage color of the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force that resembles parched grass.
IJAAF No. 27 Ao Midori Iro (Blue Green, Jungle Green) is a Mr.Paint lacquer airbrush color reproducing the blue-green camouflage paint of the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force.
Mr.Paint IJAAF No. 21 Midori Iro (Camouflage Green) is a lacquer (solvent-based) modeling shade for airbrush, 30 ml volume — the camouflage green of the Japanese Army Air Force.
Mr.Paint IJAAF No. 14 Ki Iro (Marking Yellow) is a lacquer (solvent-based) modeling shade for airbrush, 30 ml capacity — a yellow for Japanese Army Air Force markings.
IJAAF No. 7 Ohryoku Nana Go Shoku (Yellow Green No. 7) is a lacquer airbrush shade from Mr.Paint reproducing the yellow-green protective color of the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force.
A modeling paint in the gray-blue Hai Ran Shoku shade from the Mr.Paint range, meant for the cockpit interiors of Imperial Japanese Army Air Force aircraft.
IJAAF No. 1 Hairyokushoku (Bluish Gray Version) is a Mr.Paint lacquer airbrush shade reproducing the light gray of the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force with a bluish cast.
IJAAF No. 1 Hairyokushoku (Greenish Gray Version) is a Mr.Paint lacquer airbrush shade that faithfully reproduces the light greenish gray of the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force of the Second World War period.
Mr.Paint Hinomaru Aka Iro (National Insignia Red) is a modeling lacquer (solvent-based) shade for the airbrush of 30 ml: the red of Japanese national insignia, the hinomaru.
Mr.Paint Aotake Green Primer is a modeling lacquer (solvent-based) color for the airbrush in a 30 ml bottle - a translucent blue-green paint for the protective coating of the internal metal surfaces of Japanese aircraft of the Second World War.
Eight red tones for painting figures, from a dark wine shade through crimson to a fiery transition into orange. Intended for cloaks, heraldry, uniform facings and for shading and highlighting red surfaces.
Eight shades for Soviet and Russian fighter aircraft with a variable-geometry wing from the 1970s to the 1990s. The palette takes in a gray-blue underside, ocher, sand tones and the dark green of the upper surfaces.
The helicopter scheme of Eastern design in eight shades, from the postwar olive tones through sand to today's grays. It also contains the characteristic blue-gray of the undersides.
Sixteen bottles aimed at imitating metal. Alongside aluminum, chrome, steel, gold, brass and copper it also holds rust, gunmetal and several supplementary tones for wood and the fuselage surfaces of aircraft.
An extensive set of acrylic paints of the Model Air line, ready for spraying straight away. Seventy-two bottles in all, including varnishes and a thinner.
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