Mr. Color has been on the market for over 40 years and is the standard for modeling paints.
It is highly regarded by modelers around the world.

Mr. Color has a wide variety of colors and can be used for painting many types of models, including character models, scale models (tanks, airplanes, and ships), and more.
A wide range of pigments and metallic particles can be used, and many of them produce better colors than water-based paints (especially metallic and blue paints). (Especially metallic and blue paints).
Solvent-based paints dry quickly.
The paint film after drying is hard, and a beautiful glossy surface can be obtained.
The resin used has a thick, fleshy feel and forms an optimum coating film.

When painting with Mr. Color, it is necessary to dilute the paint with Mr. Color Thinning Liquid as needed.
Compared to water-based paints, the viscosity of Mr. Color is higher. When painting with a brush, add Mr. Color Thinning Liquid if the paint is difficult to apply. (Approximate ratio: Paint: Thinning liquid = 1:maximum 1)
Also, mix a few drops of Mr. Retarder Mild to reduce drying speed and brush stippling.
When airbrushing, dilute the paint according to the viscosity of the paint in the ratio of 1:2 maximum. When airbrushing, apply only a light coat of paint on the entire surface, and apply thin layers of paint in two or three coats.

For glossy Mr. Color, the gloss level can be adjusted using C30 Flat Base. For a semi-gloss finish, mix 5-10% of the paint with Flat Base.
For a semi-glossy finish, mix 5-10% of the paint with a flat base, and 10-20% with a flat base for a matte finish. By adjusting the ratio of the flat base, various gloss levels can be achieved.