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Aqueous Gundam Color Witch of Mercury Series - GUNDAM AERIAL REBUILD BLUE
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Aqueous Gundam Color Witch of Mercury Series - GUNDAM AERIAL REBUILD BLUE

by GSI Creos

SKU: XHUG13

UPC: 4973028928099

$2.99

Aqueous Gundam Color Witch of Mercury Series - GUNDAM AERIAL REBUILD BLUE is a water-based acrylic paint designed to accurately replicate the colors of the Mobile Suit Gundam Witch of Mercury anime. It offers a mild odor, easy water cleanup, and works well for brush or airbrush painting, providing a

Color Name
Dark Gray
Paint Base
Acrylic
Paint Line
Aqueous Hobby Color
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Description

Bring the iconic mobile suit to life with Aqueous Gundam Color Witch of Mercury Series - GUNDAM AERIAL REBUILD BLUE. This high-quality, water-based acrylic paint from GSI Creos Mr. Hobby is specifically formulated to faithfully reproduce the colors of the popular Mobile Suit Gundam Witch of Mercury series.

Experience a safer and more enjoyable painting process thanks to its water-based formula, offering a mild odor and easy cleanup with water. Achieve smooth, consistent coverage whether you prefer brush painting or airbrushing, making it ideal for both beginners and seasoned modelers.

  • High-quality water-based acrylic paint
  • Formulated for Mobile Suit Gundam Witch of Mercury series
  • Mild odor and water cleanup
  • Suitable for brush painting and airbrushing
  • Delivers a semi-gloss finish

Included:

  • 10ml bottle of Aqueous Gundam Color Witch of Mercury Series - GUNDAM AERIAL REBUILD BLUE (XHUG13)

Specifications:

  • Paint type: Water-based acrylic
  • Volume: 10ml
  • Dilution: Water or Mr. Hobby Aqueous Thinner
  • Finish: Semi-gloss

Please note: This paint is not mixable with the UG product number "Gundam Color" series due to differing paint types. Exercise caution when painting on ABS resin parts, as the paint may penetrate the resin and potentially cause brittleness or cracks. Always refer to your model's assembly manual for specific material information.