Gunze Sangyo C517 Brown JGSDF – Cellulose Modeling Paint 10 ml

Gunze Sangyo C517 Brown JGSDF is a high-quality cellulose modeling paint in a practical 10ml container. Created by the renowned Japanese company Gunze Sangyo, this product is primarily intended for military modelers seeking professional solutions for realistically reproducing the paintwork of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) ground vehicles. Matching the authentic shade of brown used in the official color chart, this paint is indispensable for reproducing modern Japanese tanks, armored personnel carriers, and special vehicles.

Product description

• Category: Cellulose modeling paint
• Capacity: 10 ml – ideal for painting both small details and larger surfaces of models in scales 1/72, 1/48, 1/35 and other popular formats.
• Material: Cellulose synthetic varnish – ensuring durability, quick drying and a scratch- and abrasion-resistant coating.
• Purpose: Painting models of JGSDF military vehicles, especially modern Type 10 and Type 90 series tanks, Type 96 personnel carriers and support vehicles used from the second half of the 20th century to the present day.
• Suitable for plastic, resin and 3D printed models – recommended use with appropriate primers.

Why choose Gunze Sangyo C517 Brown JGSDF?

C517 paint was specifically developed to faithfully replicate the authentic camouflage colors of JGSDF vehicles, which have been in service with the Japanese Army since the 1980s. Modern JGSDF vehicles feature a multi-tone camouflage pattern, with JGSDF Brown as one of the key colors. The product produces a uniform, semi-matte finish, perfect for both brush and airbrush painting techniques. The paint's density and pigmentation guarantee perfect coverage in just one to two coats, while its chemical and abrasion resistance ensure long-lasting results.

Who do we recommend this paint for?

Gunze Sangyo C517 Brown JGSDF is a great choice for advanced modelers and enthusiasts of Japanese armor and military equipment interested in maximum realism. We rate the difficulty level of working with cellulose paints at 3/5 – it requires basic painting skills and knowledge of health and safety regulations when working with solvent-based paints. An excellent choice for precision projects and professional model reconstructions.