Gunze Sangyo C333 Extra Dark Seagray BS381C/640 – cellulose model paint 10 ml

The model paint Gunze Sangyo C333 Extra Dark Seagray BS381C/640 is a high-quality product designed for scale modelers and miniature modelers seeking precise replication of historical paint schemes. The shade Extra Dark Sea Gray (BS381C/640) comes from the British color palette used mainly in the Royal Air Force (RAF) and Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm military aviation during World War II and the Cold War period.

Historically Authentic Applications

The color Extra Dark Sea Gray was commonly used on British naval aircraft, such as the Fairey Swordfish, Fairey Barracuda, Supermarine Seafire, or De Havilland Sea Hornet. It was applied to the upper surfaces of wings and fuselages of carrier-based fighters and bombers from 1941 to 1960. The paint was used during World War II, in operations over the Mediterranean Sea, the Atlantic, the Pacific theater, and its use continued on aircraft operating during the Cold War.

Technical Specifications

• Volume: 10 ml
• Type: cellulose model paint
• Color: Extra Dark Seagray (BS381C/640)
• Manufacturer: Gunze Sangyo (Mr. Color)
• Finish: matte
• Intended use: plastic models, resin and photo-etched parts

Product Advantages

• High covering power and excellent adhesion to model surfaces
• Fast drying
• Can be mixed with other Gunze Sangyo Mr. Color paints to achieve unique shades
• Ideal for airbrush and brush painting after proper thinning
• True color according to the BS381C/640 standard

Category and Modeling Application

Gunze Sangyo C333 Extra Dark Seagray is a cellulose paint intended for finishing plastic models, resin models, and photo-etched parts. It is perfect for painting historical British aircraft models from World War II and the Cold War, guaranteeing an authentic replica appearance.

For whom is it recommended?

This product is recommended for both beginner and advanced modelers who value historical accuracy and high quality. Difficulty level for building a model using this paint: 2/5 – easy to apply, although cellulose paints require good ventilation and proper thinners.