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Monthly Magazine Hobby Japan 2025.12

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Mastering Water-Based Hobby Colors, the "Official Gunpla Paints"!

GSI Creos' Water-Based Hobby Colors are one of the many water-based paints available, with availability, price, and performance making them accessible to a wide range of modelers. Hobby Japan was one of the first to recognize their outstanding potential and has been promoting the appeal of Water-Based Hobby Colors through various features. However, that only covers a small part of the story. This month's issue is finally dedicated to Water-Based Hobby Colors! We'll focus exclusively on the classic Gunpla model kits, thoroughly showcasing their capabilities as a versatile paint that rivals lacquer. Experience the appeal of Water-Based Hobby Colors, which can be applied with ease using both an airbrush and a brush!

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A special supplement, "Water-Based Paints Catalog 2025 [GSI Creos] [Tamiya] [Turner Colors] Edition," is included!

A book filled with color charts for water-based paints that you've never seen before! This time, we bring you "GSI Creos," "Tamiya," "Turner Color," and related products all together.

Monthly Magazine Hobby Japan 2025.12

by Hobby Japan

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Samuel F. ★★★★★

The water-based paint feature is what sold me, and the breakdown of GSI Creos colors versus other options is genuinely useful for figuring out what to buy next. I've already flagged three shades to try on my current build.

Scarlett ★★★★★

Picked this up mainly for the water-based hobby colors breakdown, and the Gunpla paint coverage was way more detailed than I expected. The per-color availability and price notes alone saved me a trip to the shop.

Sofia C. ★★★★☆

The water-based paint feature is genuinely useful if you're tired of solvent fumes in a small room. Only gripe is that a chunk of the issue covers kits I'll never buy, but the paint swatches alone made it worth it.