MR. Paint MRP-425 IJNAF D2 Ryokukokushoku (Black Green) 30ml is a high-quality, professional acrylic paint dedicated to advanced modelers, restorers, and historical modeling enthusiasts. Produced by the renowned MR Paint company, this product is known for its outstanding pigment quality, color accuracy, and efficiency, earning recognition among modelers worldwide.

• Capacity: 30 ml
• Type: Acrylic paint ready for use with an airbrush
• Color code: MRP-425
• Historical color: IJNAF D2 Ryokukokushoku (Black Green)
• Country and era of use: Japan, World War II period
• Color equivalents: D2 "Ryokukokushoku" used on Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft

The offered MRP-425 IJNAF D2 Ryokukokushoku acrylic paint recreates the historical shade of black-green camouflage used by the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Force (IJNAF) during World War II. It was the primary camouflage color of Japanese carrier aircraft, such as the Mitsubishi A6M Zero, Nakajima B5N "Kate," and Aichi D3A "Val." The D2 Black Green (Ryokukokushoku) color was applied to the upper and side surfaces of these machines between 1942–1945, being an inseparable element of camouflage paints during the Pacific conflict.

The paint is pre-thinned and ready for immediate use with an airbrush equipped with a 0.3 mm nozzle; this allows for obtaining a perfectly even coating without streaks or runs. If further thinning is necessary, it is recommended to use dedicated Mr. Thinner to maintain full pigment quality and adhesion. The high-quality acrylic-based formula ensures quick drying and great abrasion resistance.

This product is intended for plastic modeling as well as for detailing made of resin or 3D printing. The paint impresses with its high color durability and excellent coverage, even on light or challenging surfaces. Product category: acrylic model paint for airbrush.

We recommend this paint to both advanced and intermediate modelers (difficulty level 2/5). It is an excellent choice for building Japanese aircraft models from World War II—allowing you to authentically recreate historical paint schemes that require precision and accuracy.