Gunze Sangyo C116 RLM66 Black Gray – cellulose modeling paint 10 ml

Gunze Sangyo C116 RLM66 Black Gray is a high-quality cellulose modeling paint, created to faithfully replicate the details of historical scale models. The RLM66 Black Gray shade is dedicated mainly for painting the interiors of cockpits and control panels of German Luftwaffe aircraft from World War II. This color was officially used from 1941 on interior surfaces of fighter and bomber cabins, such as the Messerschmitt Bf 109, Focke-Wulf Fw 190, or Junkers Ju 88.

Gunze Sangyo C116 paint stands out for its exceptional durability and satin finish, perfectly reproducing the real look of painted elements. The cellulose formula allows application both by brush and airbrush—after proper dilution with the dedicated Gunze Mr. Color Thinner. The 10 ml capacity provides efficiency even for work on larger models in 1/32, 1/48, or 1/72 scale.

The product belongs to the category of professional cellulose modeling paints. Thanks to its quick drying and precise coverage, Gunze Sangyo C116 is especially recommended for modelers seeking realistic effects on aircraft model details. The RLM66 shade is essential when building German aircraft from 1941–1945, both historical and diorama scenes representing Luftwaffe operations during WWII.

• Cellulose paint in authentic RLM66 Black Gray color
• Intended for models in 1/32, 1/48, 1/72 and other scales
• Recommended for German aircraft from 1941-1945
• Capacity: 10 ml
• Manufactured by Gunze Sangyo – a leader in modeling paints
• Can be applied with brush and airbrush
• Ideal for painting cockpit interiors and equipment elements

We recommend Gunze Sangyo C116 to both beginners and advanced modelers who value the recreation of historical details. The difficulty of working with this paint is rated at 2/5—it only requires basic knowledge of cellulose paint application and workspace ventilation. It is an indispensable choice for aircraft model collectors, historical reenactors, and all modeling enthusiasts looking for an authentic finish for their WWII aircraft.