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$1.89The Story
Medium Gunship Grey FS 36118 is one of the defining tones of modern US airpower — the dark, purposeful grey worn across tactical fighters and attack aircraft. AK's 3rd Generation acrylic gives you that shade with the flow to spray it even over a whole airframe, or brush it for detail.
At a glance
- AK Interactive 3rd Generation acrylic (Air Series), ref AK11881
- Colour: Medium Gunship Grey, FS 36118
- 17ml dropper bottle
- Matt finish with high pigmentation and coverage
- Brush or airbrush ready — thin with water or AK acrylic thinner
Best for
- Modern US tactical fighter and attack aircraft
- Dark half of two-tone low-viz schemes
- Purposeful dark-grey airframe finishes
Non-toxic, self-levelling and scratch-resistant once cured, it thins cleanly for even coverage and takes panel-line washes without fuss.
The gunship grey behind a modern warplane. Pair it with lighter greys from the AK 3rd Gen acrylics range, or ready your airbrush.
Details & Craftsmanship
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Description
Medium Gunship Grey FS 36118 is one of the defining tones of modern US airpower — the dark, purposeful grey worn across tactical fighters and attack aircraft. AK's 3rd Generation acrylic gives you that shade with the flow to spray it even over a whole airframe, or brush it for detail.
At a glance
- AK Interactive 3rd Generation acrylic (Air Series), ref AK11881
- Colour: Medium Gunship Grey, FS 36118
- 17ml dropper bottle
- Matt finish with high pigmentation and coverage
- Brush or airbrush ready — thin with water or AK acrylic thinner
Best for
- Modern US tactical fighter and attack aircraft
- Dark half of two-tone low-viz schemes
- Purposeful dark-grey airframe finishes
Non-toxic, self-levelling and scratch-resistant once cured, it thins cleanly for even coverage and takes panel-line washes without fuss.
The gunship grey behind a modern warplane. Pair it with lighter greys from the AK 3rd Gen acrylics range, or ready your airbrush.
