Mr Hobby Gundam Colour Hi-vBlue 10ml
Mr Hobby Gundam Colour Hi-vBlue is a 10ml model paint from the dedicated Gundam Colour range. Identified by manufacturer reference UG-27, this blue colour provides Gundam modellers with a clearly defined paint option for projects that require a Hi-vBlue finish.
Part of the Mr Hobby paint selection, Gundam Colour Hi-vBlue is supplied in a 10ml bottle. Its individual colour format makes it straightforward to add this specific blue shade to a modelling paint collection or select it for a Gundam project where Hi-vBlue is required.
Dedicated Gundam Colour Hi-vBlue
Hi-vBlue gives modellers a dedicated blue option within the Gundam Colour range. It can be incorporated into the painting and finishing stage of Gundam modelling projects, providing a clearly identified colour for areas where this blue finish forms part of the chosen scheme.
Because UG-27 is supplied as an individual 10ml colour, it can be selected on its own rather than as part of a larger paint set. This makes it convenient for modellers who specifically require Hi-vBlue or who are building their own selection of model paints for Gundam projects.
10ml Individual Paint Bottle
Each bottle contains 10ml of Mr Hobby Gundam Colour Hi-vBlue. The colour name and UG-27 reference provide clear identification within the Gundam Colour range, helping distinguish it from other colours when organising paints or selecting the required shade for a project.
The individual bottle format also makes Hi-vBlue suitable for adding to an existing collection of Gundam Colour paints. It provides a focused option for modellers who need this specific blue colour as part of the overall finish of a Gundam model.
Product Details
- Brand: Mr Hobby
- Range: Gundam Colour
- Colour: Hi-vBlue
- Container size: 10ml
- Manufacturer reference: UG-27
Mr Hobby Gundam Colour Hi-vBlue UG-27 provides a straightforward 10ml blue paint option for Gundam modelling, with its dedicated colour name and reference making it easy to identify within the Gundam Colour range.
