Mr Hobby Aqueous as Mopar Colors

[Vinny G]

I was wondering what you guys think…

I am working on a 1968 Dodge Charger R/T and would like to use Mr Hobby Aqueous thru my airbrush. I have their Turquoise for the engine and Dark Green to represent Racing Green. Are these colors close enough to the real shades???

[Monty]

15 hours ago, Vinny G said:

I was wondering what you guys think…

I am working on a 1968 Dodge Charger R/T and would like to use Mr Hobby Aqueous thru my airbrush. I have their Turquoise for the engine and Dark Green to represent Racing Green. Are these colors close enough to the real shades???

You may not get a lot of responses to this question because there don't seem to be a whole lot of people on here who use those paints.  In addition, Gunze pulled the aqueous line out of the US several years ago, and to the best of my knowledge they haven't returned, so they're not all that accessible to most of us.

I kinda doubt that either one will be a dead-on match, but you should be able to mix them with other Gunze colors to get a closer match.  

I happen to like these paints, so I wish you all the best on your project.