Zero Camouflage Schemes by James F. Lansdale  (Web view)

From poking around on the web I'm guessing a Mitsubishi aircraft though I'm not totally sure. With the green over grey scheme it's easy to tell, the Nakajima aircraft had a demarcation line that swooped up from the back of the wing to the tail plane, the Mitsubishi aircraft the line was straight. With the all grey/ame-iro aircraft it's harder to tell. 

The model I am making is Hasegawa 1/72 Zero and in the markings of Saburo Sakai. Would that be a Mitsubishi or Nakajima plane. 

I use the Mr color version. When dry it is for the most part black. But when it's wet it does have a blue hue to it as light moves over the surface. But like I said, once dry its very hard to tell it has any blue in it.

Yeah, as Nathan says it's easy enough to mix your own. 

I read an article recently that claimed that only the Mitsubishi Zeros had the blue-black cowls, the Nakajima produced versions were just semi-gloss black. 

You can also mix dark sea blue and black. 

Gunze has it in their Mr Color line.

IIRC, it was a blue/black color...I think Aeromaster made it....not sure if anybody else has decided to make it.