Acrylic X8 Lemon Yellow 3/4 oz

23ml Jar of Tamiya X-8 Lemon Yellow color Acrylic Gloss Paint.

Tamiya Acrylic X8 Lemon Yellow 3/4 oz Hobby and Model Acrylic Paint #81008
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Features :
  • Can be used on styrol resins, styrofoam, wood, plus all of the common model plastics.
  • Covers well, flows smoothly with no blushing or fading, and can be blended easily.
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"Nic e plain or mixed with red to make orange or blue to make green"
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Used this to mix with red and produced a nice orange, which my grandson wanted on his plane. Then painted a ribbon shirt on a Native American eating at a picnic table.

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Features

  • Can be used on styrol resins, styrofoam, wood, plus all of the common model plastics.
  • Covers well, flows smoothly with no blushing or fading, and can be blended easily.

Specs

Volume: 23ml

  • Tamiya Product Number: 81008

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Reviews

  
 
"good"
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it's cheap and as good as I thought maybe I will buy next time

 
"A Subtle-ish Difference From Normal Yellow"
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There is a actually a noticeable difference between Lemon Yellow and normal Yellow. However, what didn't make sense to me was the fact that Lemon Yellow can actually be made by mixing Orange with normal Yellow. Yes it takes some effort and patience, but knowing that you can just make this color makes the paint option seem kind of redundant. Then again, there's probably a model out there that needs this exact shade of yellow and it's just convenient to have it premixed on hand. The quality is excellent. I just use Tamiya's recommended 2:1 (paint:thinner) ratio for airbrushing. It works great and like all Tamiya acrylics it is easy to use. Even rookie airbrushers shouldn't be able to mess this up (too much) :P Oh, it's also easier to get Gundam Yellow by using Lemon Yellow as a starting point, so I guess there is in fact a purpose to this color.

 
"Nice gloss yellow"
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Good yellow color, although you will need several coats over any dark color - better to spray white or white primer first. Good for ends of propellers.

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Thin using Tamiya Thinner: 23ml (tam81020), 46ml (tam81030), 250ml (tam81040)

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