Gunze Sangyo C319 Light Green – Cellulose Modeling Paint 10 ml

Gunze Sangyo C319 Light Green is a high-quality cellulose modeling paint designed for the most demanding scale model enthusiasts. This product comes from the renowned Japanese manufacturer Gunze Sangyo, recognized worldwide as a provider of professional solutions for modelers and restorers of military vehicles and aircraft. The Light Green color is available in a practical 10 ml jar, ensuring precise application and excellent surface coverage.

Paints in the Gunze Sangyo series are among the most popular choices for both beginner and advanced modelers, thanks to their durability, smooth application, and realistic reproduction of historical vehicle colors, mainly in 1/35 and 1/48 scale. The C319 Light Green shade has been specially designed for painting models of military and aircraft vehicles used by countries such as Germany, Japan, and the Allied nations during World War II and the post-war period.

The product is cellulose-based, giving it exceptional abrasion resistance and fast drying times—highly valued especially during multilayer work or when using weathering techniques. The paint is suitable for brush or airbrush application, preserving details even on the smallest elements, making it an ideal choice for plastic assembly models, resin models, as well as accessories made using 3D printing methods.

• Capacity: 10 ml
• Cellulose-based – durability and quick drying
• Recommended for historical military and aircraft models
• Compatible with weathering, washing, and varnishing techniques
• Suitable for brush and airbrush painting
• Category: cellulose modeling paint
• Manufacturer: Gunze Sangyo

The product is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level 2/5) who value high-quality model finishing and adherence to historical paint schemes. Thanks to excellent pigmentation, the paint provides intense, realistic colors and outstanding coverage after just a few coats. Gunze Sangyo C319 Light Green is a key element in the workshop of every historical modeling enthusiast.