Paint Sets

Ready-to-Use Model Paint Sets from Ammo by MIG

Paint sets for scale models from Ammo of MIG Jimenez are carefully selected collections of acrylic paints that make working on any model easier. These are ready-to-use solutions, designed for both beginners and advanced modelers who value convenience and color consistency. Each set is thematically composed, allowing for the precise replication of specific painting schemes, weathering effects, or uniforms. This eliminates the need to select individual shades yourself, saving time and preventing mistakes. Ammo by MIG paints are known in the modeling world for their high-quality pigments and excellent coverage, making them a popular choice among hobbyists worldwide.

Types of Paint Sets and Their Applications

The Ammo of MIG Jimenez range includes a wide variety of themed sets tailored to the diverse needs of modelers. You can find sets dedicated to specific types of vehicles, armies, and historical periods, such as sets for painting German tanks from World War II, modern NATO aircraft, or Allied vehicles. Additionally, there are specialized sets for weathering, which is the process of aging models and giving them a realistic appearance. These contain paints for creating rust, mud, streaks, dust, or paint chipping effects. There are also sets designed for figure painting, which include shades for skin, uniforms, and equipment, making it easier to achieve lifelike characters.

How to Use Paints from Ammo Sets?

The acrylic paints in Ammo of MIG sets are ready to use straight from the bottle for brush painting. They are characterized by good adhesion and a smooth finish. For airbrushing, it is recommended to thin them with a dedicated thinner (e.g., A.MIG-2000 Acrylic Thinner) to achieve the right consistency. Before painting, the model's surface should be clean, degreased, and ideally primed, which will significantly increase paint adhesion and the durability of the coat. Thanks to these ready-made sets, the painting process becomes more streamlined, allowing you to focus on technique and details rather than searching for the right colors.