The acrylic paint set AMMO of Mig Jimenez 7229 Imperial Japanese Army Set 6x17ml is a professional offering dedicated to all modelers building replicas of Japanese military aviation from World War II. This dedicated set contains 6 precisely matched historical colors, designed to recreate the authentic hues used by the Imperial Japanese Army (IJA) in 1939–1945.

• Set intended for painting Japanese aircraft models such as: Ki-43 'Oscar', Ki-84 'Hayate', Ki-61 'Hien', and other machines used by the Imperial Japanese Army Air Service on various World War II fronts.
• Model scale: any – colors are matched to all popular modeling scales: 1/72, 1/48, 1/32.
• Each paint (17 ml) comes with a steel mixing ball, ensuring uniformity and comfortable work with both brush and airbrush.
• Colors included:
  • A.MIG-0070 Medium Brown Dark Earth (BS 450)
  • A.MIG-0194 Aluminium
  • A.MIG-0258 IJA Grey Green
  • A.MIG-0259 IJA Light Grey Green
  • A.MIG-0260 IJA Kawasaki Green
  • A.MIG-0261 IJA Nakajima Green
• Acrylic paint formula — water-based (plastic, resin, metal, paper), the paints are odorless, non-toxic, and fast-drying; complete drying occurs within 24 hours.
• Colors specially lightened (scale effect) – the finished model's appearance corresponds to reality, even under low light conditions.
• Excellent covering properties, resistant to streaking when used with the recommended A.MIG-2000 thinner (not included).
• Product category: acrylic model paints designed for plastic, resin, and metal models.

Recommendation: We recommend this set to both advanced modelers and intermediate enthusiasts of Japanese aviation. It guarantees historical color accuracy and significantly shortens the painting preparation time for your model. From the first use, the paints stand out for their application convenience and lasting results.

Level of use difficulty: 2/5 — even beginner modelers can apply these paints with the correct acrylic thinner.

AMMO of Mig Jimenez 7229 Imperial Japanese Army Set 6x17ml is an indispensable color source for any historical modeling enthusiast aiming for the most accurate reproduction of Imperial Japanese Army air machines from World War II.