Introducing Zero Paints ZP-1177 British Green Paint (Similar to TS9) 60ml – a premium model lacquer from the renowned manufacturer Zero Paints, dedicated to both car and motorcycle models in various scales, such as 1/24, 1/12, or 1/20. This specialist paint in a deep, classic British Green shade matches the original British Racing Green, widely popular on racing cars and motorcycles from past decades. Its color is similar to the iconic TS9 shade by Tamiya, making it the perfect choice for modelers seeking an authentic British Racing Green finish.

• Intended Use: Car and motorcycle models (e.g., classic British vehicles: Jaguar, Aston Martin, Triumph, Lotus, Mini Cooper, including Le Mans or rally cars from the 1950s-80s)
• Country of Use: United Kingdom
• Historical Period: Postwar period, 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s (motorsport classics)
• Material: Solvent-based synthetic lacquer (suitable for plastic, resin, and metal models)
• Capacity: 60ml – enough to completely paint even several 1/24 scale models
• Form: Pre-thinned paint, ready for use in an airbrush (ideal viscosity and coverage)
• Category: Specialist model paints for airbrushing
• Properties: Highly opaque, fast drying, abrasion resistant, does not require additional thinning
• Difficulty Level: 2/5 – suitable for intermediate and advanced modelers

Zero Paints ZP-1177 is a professional lacquer providing excellent coverage, deep gloss, and faithful reproduction of the real color. With its precise formula, the paint allows easy application even on very demanding surfaces with minimal risk of runs and discoloration. Suitable for painting both entire bodies and details, it is perfect for restoring classic British racing vehicles and vintage motorcycles.

We recommend Zero Paints ZP-1177 British Green Paint to all modelers who wish to achieve a perfect visual effect, especially for racing-themed and classic British automotive models. The product will meet the expectations of both experienced hobbyists and those seeking professional solutions in model car and motorcycle building.