Ammo Mig 20729 - Atom Tiger I Colors 1942-1945 paint set

Ammo of Mig acrylic paint set from Atom series Tiger I Colors 1942-1945.

• paints packed in an aesthetic cardboard box with graphics - ideal for a gift
• packaging of a single paint - a plastic bottle with a dropper
• capacity of a single paint - 20 ml
• manufacturer code - ATOM-20729

The set includes 12 acrylic paints from the Atom series with the following colors:

• Atom-20079 Olivgrün
• Atom-20005 Dunkelgelb DG III
• Atom-20177 Wshable White
• Atom-20145 Neutral Gray
• Atom-20046 Rotbraun RAL 8012
• A.MIG-0096 CRYSTAL Green Periscope (and Tail Light On)
• Atom-20160 Dunkelgrau RAL7021
• Atom-20062 Schokobraun RAL 8017
• Atom-20144 Zimmerit
• Atom-20012 Dunkelgelb
• Atom-20002 Cremeweiss RAL 9001
• Atom-20158 Schwartzgrau RLM66

Atom series paints are water-based paints that are optimized for maximum performance with both brush and airbrush.

The paints are distinguished by their self-levelling and quick-drying properties, as well as their covering power. In addition, they are extremely durable, so that acrylic and oil weathering specifics, as well as decal liquids, can be applied to them without problems. The paints are sold in a new 20 ml transparent container with a new cap that can be opened and closed with one hand.

The paints are non-toxic and odorless.

The paints are ideal for brush painting. They are also suitable for airbrush painting especially if you do not want to use paints with a strong smell. The paints are dedicated to plastic models and figures but can also be used to paint cardboard, wooden and resin models. Nothing prevents you from also using them for hobby work not related to modeling.

For airbrush painting, the paints should be diluted! We recommend the original Ammo Mig 2000 Acrylic Thinner, but you can also use other thinners for typical acrylic paints.

Ammo of Mig Jimenez, is the current company of Mig Jimenez - the creator of many of today's obvious modeling techniques, most notably the first off-the-shelf washes, filters and pigments without which we can't imagine finishing a model today.

Today Ammo has a wide range of weathering specs, tools and accessories, as well as acrylic paints. They also publish recognized modeling magazines and guide books.