Marker set DIGITUS AK Interactive RCM029 — IJN M3 (M) Mitsubishi Interior Green

DIGITUS AK Interactive RCM029 — IJN M3 (M) Mitsubishi Interior Green is a single-color marker formulated for scale modelling and miniature painting. The marker delivers a consistent interior green tone matching historical references for WWII Japanese Mitsubishi aircraft interiors. It is designed for fast basecoating, small repairs and precise detailing on plastic and resin model kits, offering a compact and portable solution for modelers who need accurate color application without mixing paints.

Advantages

The marker provides a ready-to-use, stable pigment in a convenient felt-tip format that reduces preparation time and waste compared to traditional paint and brush methods. Its formulation ensures good adhesion to common modelling substrates such as polystyrene and resin, with a finish appropriate for interior surfaces. The tip allows controlled application for narrow cockpit areas and instrument panels while enabling rapid coverage of larger interior parts.

Suitable for

• Basecoating cockpit interiors and fuselage inner surfaces of scale aircraft models
• Touch-ups and spot repairs on assembled model kits
• Detailing instrument panels, ribs, and structural elements in small scales
• Working on plastic and resin components where an authentic WWII Mitsubishi interior green is required

Key specifications

• Color tone: historically referenced Mitsubishi interior green for WWII Japanese aircraft
• Application type: felt-tip marker for direct color application
• Compatible substrates: plastic (polystyrene), resin and other common modelling materials
• Finish: matte to semi-matte suitable for interior surfaces
• Container: single-use convenient marker format for precision and portability

How to use

Shake the marker gently before use to ensure pigment consistency. Test the color on a scrap piece of plastic or paper to check flow and tone. Apply with light, even strokes to build up coverage; allow drying between passes if multiple layers are required. For fine details, use the marker tip with controlled short strokes; for larger interior panels, hold the marker at a shallow angle to increase coverage. If necessary, clean edges and trim excess with a hobby knife or fine brush once dry.

Usage recommendations

Work in a well-ventilated area and allow adequate drying time before handling or sealing. If you plan to apply washes, pigments or varnishes, test compatibility on a scrap to ensure the marker’s finish accepts subsequent products without lifting.