Gunze Sangyo C314 FS35622 Blue – Cellulose Model Paint 10 ml

The Gunze Sangyo C314 FS35622 Blue model paint is a top-quality product designed for discerning modelers who value authentic colors and a perfect final effect for their projects. Gunze Sangyo is a renowned Japanese manufacturer specializing in modeling chemicals, and the C series features cellulose (lacquer) paints, appreciated by modelers worldwide for their excellent coverage, quick drying, and exceptional durability of the coating.

The FS35622 Blue shade is one of the most distinctive colors used primarily for painting American military aircraft from the Cold War period as well as modern NATO machines. The FS35622 designation comes from the American Federal Standard color system, ensuring high color compatibility with authentic aircraft painting schemes, particularly for models such as the McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II, General Dynamics F-16, or Northrop F-5 Freedom Fighter, used by the USAF and United States allies in the 1960s and later. The intense, gently blue shade perfectly replicates the camouflage color used in the “Vietnam” scheme and on many other fighter jets from the Cold War era.

• capacity: 10 ml – efficient amount allowing you to paint several 1/72 scale models or larger sections in 1/48 and 1/32 scales
• type: cellulose (lacquer) paint – ensures fast drying, abrasion resistance, and convenient application with brush or airbrush
• FS35622 color compatibility – ideal for modelers recreating authentic aircraft and military vehicle paint schemes
• manufacturer: Gunze Sangyo – renowned Japanese brand appreciated for outstanding quality
• category: cellulose model paint
• intended use: plastic, resin, metal models, and others

We recommend Gunze Sangyo C314 FS35622 Blue both for advanced and intermediate modelers looking for a professional quality paint that provides a realistic appearance for historical aircraft and vehicle models. The degree of application difficulty is rated at 2 out of 5 – the paint is easy to use, fast-drying, but requires working in a well-ventilated area and the use of appropriate thinner.