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CATALOGUE 2018-2019 AIRBRUSHES, COMPRESSORS & COLORS HOBBY DEPT. CATALOGUE 2018-2019 AIRBRUSHES, COMPRESSORS & COLORS "Mr. Hobby"stands for high quality hobby colors and accessories. As a part of our company, "GSI Creos" (former "Gunze Sangyo) "Mr. Hobby" is market leader in Japan and one of the preferred brands chosen by professional model-makers around the world. Assure yourself of our quality and check out our products! P : PRIMARY GRUND G : GLOSS GLANZ 23 C : CAR AUTO SG : SEMI-GLOSS HALBMATT SG A : AIRCRAFT FLUGZEUG F : FLAT MATT T : TANK&etc. PANZER SOLVENT-BASED ACRYLIC PAINT M : METALLIC METALLISCH DARK GREEN（2）US・A S : SHIP SCHIFF PA : PEARL PERL DARK GREEN（2）UK・Ⅱ Ⅱ : WORLD WAR Ⅱ NET : 10㎖ TO THIN : Mr.COLOR THINNER 2 : With regard to those colors marked by‘ 2’ it is recommended after the colors got dry to Mr. COLOR is the highest quality acrylic paint in the world. US : USA USA UK : GREAT BRITAIN GROß BRITANNIEN paint a second layer by using Mr.Super Clear lts tone, balance, gloss and color richness are the best. J : JAPAN JAPAN S : RUSSIA RUßLAND Gloss（B-513）in order to achieve a deeper G : GERMAN DEUTSCHLAND I : ISRAEL ISRAEL and more sparkling effect. Paints for brushing and sprays are available to use as you desire. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 G G G G G G G M M M WHITE P BLACK P RED P YELLOW P BLUE P GREEN P BROWN P SILVER P GOLD P COPPER P WEIβ SCHWARZ ROT GELB BLAU GRÜN BRAUN SILBER GOLD KUPFER 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 SG SG SG SG SG SG SG SG SG SG LIGHT GULL GRAY A OLIVE DRAB（1） A NEUTRAL GRAY A NAVY BLUE A IJN GREEN（NAKAJIMA） A IJA GREEN A RLM71 DARK GREEN A RLM70 BLACK GREEN A SANDY BROWN A LIGHT BLUE A HELLES MÖWEN GRAU US OLIVGRÜN（1） US・Ⅱ NEUTRALES GRAU US・Ⅱ MARINE BLAU US・Ⅱ IJN GRÜN（NAKAJIMA） J・Ⅱ IJA GRÜN J・Ⅱ RLM71 DUNKEL GRÜN G・Ⅱ RLM70 SCHWARZ GRÜN G・Ⅱ SAND BRAUN G・Ⅱ HELLES BLAU G・Ⅱ 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 SG SG SG SG SG SG M SG F SG MIDDLE STONE A DARK EARTH A DARK GREEN（2） A DARK SEAGRAY A DUCK EGG GREEN A INTERIOR GREEN A STEEL P HULL RED S FLAT BASE DARK GRAY（1） S STEINGRAU, MITTEL UK・Ⅱ ERDFARBE, DUNKEL UK・Ⅱ DUNKEL GRÜN（2）UK・Ⅱ SEEGRAU, DUNKEL UK・Ⅱ ENTENEIER GRÜN UK・Ⅱ INNEN GRÜN US・Ⅱ STAHL RUMPFROT MATT GRUNDIERUNG DUNKEL GRAU（1）US・Ⅱ 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 SG F G SG SG SG F F F F DARK GRAY（2） S FLAT BLACK P SKY BLUE P IJN GRAY（MITSUBISHI） A RLM74 GRAY GREEN A RLM75 GRAY VIOLET A OLIVE DRAB（2） T DARK YELLOW（SANDY YELLOW） T GERMAN GRAY T RED BROWN T DUNKEL GRAU（2）J・Ⅱ MATT SCHWARZ HIMMEL BLAU IJN GRAU（MITSUBISHI）J・Ⅱ RLM74 GRAU GRÜN G・Ⅱ RLM75 GRAU VIOLETT G・Ⅱ OLIV GRÜN（2） US DUNKEL GELB（SAND GELB） G・Ⅱ DEUTSCHES GRAU G・Ⅱ ROT BRAUN G・Ⅱ 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 SG SG SG SG G G G G G SG MAHOGANY P WOOD BROWN P TAN S SAIL COLOR S CLEAR P CLEAR RED P CLEAR YELLOW P CLEAR ORANGE P CLEAR BLUE P FLESH P MAHAGONI HOLZ BRAUN GELB BRAUN SEGEL FARBE KLAR ROT, REIN GELB, REIN ORANGE, REIN BLAU REIN FLEISCHFARBE 52 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 F F F SG M SG G SG M F FIELD GRAY（2） T KHAKI GREEN T KHAKI T IJN GRAY GREEN（NAKAJIMA） T METALLIC BLUE GREEN A ORANGE YELLOW A ORANGE P RLM02 GRAY A BURNT IRON P・C FLAT WHITE P FELD GRAU（2） G・Ⅱ KHAKI GRÜN US・Ⅱ KHAKI J・UK・Ⅱ IJN GRAU GRÜN（NAKAJIMA）J・Ⅱ BLAUGRÜN METALLISCH J・Ⅱ GELB ORANGE J・Ⅱ ORANGE RLM02 GRAU G・Ⅱ GEBRANNTES EISEN MATT WEIβ 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 G G G G G G G F G SG PINK P YELLOW GREEN P・C BRIGHT BLUE P・C BRIGHT GREEN P・C PURPLE P MADDER RED P・C OFF WHITE P・C DARK GREEN T MIDNIGHT BLUE A INTERMEDIATE BLUE A ROSE GELB GRÜN HELL BLAU HELL GRÜN PURPUR KRAPP ROT HALB WEIβ DUNKEL GRÜN G・Ⅱ MITTERNACHTS BLAU US・Ⅱ MITTEL BLAU US・Ⅱ 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 90 G G M M M M G SG G M AIRCRAFT GRAY A AIR SUPERIORITY BLUE A METALLIC RED P・C METALLIC BLUE P・C METALLIC GREEN P・C METAL BLACK P・C SHINE RED P COBALT BLUE P RUSSET P SHINE SILVER P FLUGZEUG GRAU US LUFTWAFFEN BLAU US ROT METALLISCH BLAU METALLISCH GRÜN METALLISCH MATALL SCHWARZ LEUCHTEND ROT KOBALT BLAU ROST BRAUN LEUCHTEND SILBER 92 97 100 101 104 107 108 109 110 111 SG G G G MG SG SG SG SG SG SEMI GLOSS BLACK P LIGHT GRAY P WINE RED P SMOKE GRAY P・C GUN CHROME P CHARACTER WHITE P CHARACTER RED P CHARACTER YELLOW P CHARACTER BLUE P CHARACTER FLESH（1）P SCHWARZ HALBMATT HELL GRAU WEIN ROT RAUCH GRAU GESCHUTZ-CHROM WEIβ ,FIGUR ROT, FIGUR GELB, FIGUR BLAU, FIGUR FLEISCHFARBE（1）, FIGUR 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 SG SG SG SG SG SG SG SG SG SG CHARACTER FLESH（2）P RLM04 YELLOW A RLM23 RED A RLM65 LIGHT BLUE A RLM66 BLACK GRAY A RLM76 LIGHT BLUE A RLM78 LIGHT BLUE A RLM79 SAND YELLOW A RLM80 OLIVE GREEN A RLM81 BROWN VIOLET A FLEISCHFARBE（2）, FIGUR RLM04 GELB G・Ⅱ RLM23 ROT G・Ⅱ RLM65 HELL BLAU G・Ⅱ RLM66 SCHWARZ GRAU G・Ⅱ RLM76 HELL BLAU G・Ⅱ RLM78 HELL BLAU G・Ⅱ RLM79 SAND GELB G・Ⅱ RLM80 OLIVGRÜN G・Ⅱ RLM81 BRAUN VIOLETT G・Ⅱ 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 SG SG SG SG SG SG SG SG SG SG RLM82 LIGHT GREEN A RLM83 DARK GREEN A DARK GREEN（MITSUBISHI） A COWLING COLOR A COCKPIT COLOR（MITSUBISHI） A COCKPIT COLOR（NAKAJIMA） A GRAY GREEN A DARK GREEN（NAKAJIMA） A DARK GREEN（KAWASAKI） A RED BROWN Ⅱ A RLM82 HELL GRÜN G・Ⅱ RLM83 DUNKEL GRÜN G・Ⅱ DUNKEL GRÜN（MITSUBISHI）J・Ⅱ MOTORHAUBEN FARBE J・Ⅱ COCKPIT FARBE（MITSUBISHI）J・Ⅱ COCKPIT FARBE（NAKAJIMA）J・Ⅱ GRAU GRÜN J・Ⅱ DUNKEL GRÜN（NAKAJIMA）J・Ⅱ DUNKEL GRÜN（KAWASAKI）J・Ⅱ ROT BRAUN Ⅱ J・Ⅱ 132 135 136 137 138 151 156 158 159 171 F F F F G PA G G M SG EARTH GREEN T RUSSIAN GREEN（1） T RUSSIAN GREEN（2） T TIRE BLACK A・C CLEAR GREEN P WHITE PEARL C SUPER WHITE Ⅳ P・C SUPER ITALIAN RED P・C SUPER SILVER C FLUORESCENT RED P ERDGRÜN J・Ⅱ RUSSISCH GRÜN（1）R・Ⅱ RUSSISCH GRÜN（2）R・Ⅱ REIFEN SCHWARZ GRÜN, REIN PERL WEIβ 2 SUPER WEIβ Ⅳ SUPER ITALIENISCH ROT SUPER SILBER 2 ROT, FLUORESZIEREND 172 173 174 175 181 182 183 188 189 SG SG SG SG SG F SG F F FLUORESCENT YELLOW P FLUORESCENT ORANGE P FLUORESCENT PINK P FLUORESCENT GREEN P SEMI-GLOSS SUPER CLEAR P FLAT CLEAR P SUPER CLEAR GRAY TONE P FLAT BASE ROUGH P FLAT BASE SMOOTH P GELB, FLUORESZIEREND ORANGE, FLUORESZIEREND ROSA, FLUORESZIEREND GRÜN, FLUORESZIEREND HALBMATT SUPER KLAR KLAR MATT SUPER KLAR GRAV TON MATT GRUNDIERUNG RAUH MATT GRUNDIERUNG GRATT 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 SG SG SG SG SG SG SG SG SG SG GRAY FS36081 A GREEN FS34092 A GREEN FS34102 A OLIVE DRAB FS34087 A GRAY FS36118 A GRAY FS36270 A GRAY FS36320 A GRAY FS36375 A GREEN FS34079 A BROWN FS30219 A GRAU FS36081 US GRÜN FS34092 US GRÜN FS34102 US OLIVGRÜN FS34087 US GRAU FS36118 US GRAU FS36270 US GRAU FS36230 US GRAU FS36375 US GRÜN FS34079 US BRAUN FS30219 US 311 312 313 314 315 316 317 318 319 320 SG SG SG SG G G F SG SG SG GRAY FS36622 A GREEN FS34227 A YELLOW FS33531 A BLUE FS35622 A GRAY FS16440 A WHITE FS17875 A GRAY FS36231 A RADOME A LIGHT GREEN A DARK GREEN A GRAU FS36622 US GRÜN FS34227 I GELB FS33531 I BLAU FS35622 I GRAU FS16440 US WEIβ FS17875 US GRAU FS36231 US RADOME US HELL GRÜN J DUNKEL GRÜN J Go to Next Page 321 322 323 324 325 326 327 328 329 330 Mr.COLOR SPECIAL SET SG G G F SG G G G G SG LIGHT BROWN A PHTHALO CYANNE BLUE A LIGHT BLUE A LIGHT GRAY A GRAY FS26440 A BLUE FS15044 A RED FS11136 A BLUE FS15050 A YELLOW FS13538 A DARK GREEN BS381C/641 A ●10㎖ × 3colors HELL BRAUN J PHTALO CYANNE BLAU J HELL BLAU J HELL GRAU J GRAU FS26440 J BLAU FS15044 US ROT FS11136 US BLAU FS15050 US GELB FS13538 US DUNKEL GRÜN BS381C/641 UK CS631 IDF AFV COLOR SET CS667 BLUE IMPULSE COLOR SET VER.2 CS512 MECHANICAL COLOR SET Ver.BLUE 331 332 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 340 CS644 WWII US NAVY WARSHIP CAMOUFLAGE COLOR SET 2 CS668 KAWANISHI N1K2-J COLOR SET CS513 MECHANICAL COLOR SET Ver.YELLOW SG SG SG SG SG SG SG SG G SG DARK SEAGRAY BS381C 638 A LIGHT AIRCRAFT GRAY BS381C 627 A EXTRA DARK SEAGRAY BS381C 640 A BARLEY GRAY BS4800/18B21 A MEDIUM SEAGRAY BS381C 637 A HEMP BS4800/10B21 A GRAYISH BLUE FS35237 A LIGHT GRAY FS36495 A ENGINE GRAY FS16081 A FIELD GREEN FS34097 A CS645 JMSDF DESTROYER COLOR SET CS641 JAPANESE NAVAL ARSENAL COLOR SEEGRAU DUNKEL BS381C 638 UK HELL FLUGZEUG GRAU BS381C 627 UK EXTR DUNKEL SEEGRAU BS381C 640 UK GERSTEN GRAU BS4800/18B21 UK MITTEL SEEGRAU BS381C 637 UK HANF BS4800/10B21 UK GRAUBLAU FS35237 US HELL GRAU FS36495 US MASCHINEN GRAU FS16081 US FIELDGRÜN FS34097 US ●18㎖ × 4colors C351 C352 C361 C362 C363 C364 C365 C366 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