Ammo Mig 20762 - Atom 4BO Modulation paint set

AMMO ATOM Paint Set – 4BO Modulation

The AMMO by Mig Jiménez 20762 ATOM set includes four premium acrylic paints formulated to create modulation and light & shadow effects on vehicles painted in Russian 4BO green. This simplified set provides the essential shades needed to produce depth, contrast, and realism on Soviet WWII tanks and military vehicles.

Contents of the set:

• ATOM-20067 – Olivgrün Dark
• ATOM-20071 – Russian Green 4BO
• ATOM-20080 – Field Grey
• ATOM-20141 – IJN Ash Grey

Set features:

Designed for modulation painting, this set offers a balanced selection of tones to easily highlight and shade vehicles such as the T-34, KV-1, IS-2, SU-100, or ZiS-5. It allows modelers to reproduce the variations caused by light and wear on the 4BO green paint scheme quickly and effectively.

ATOM paints are water-based and optimized for maximum performance both with brush and airbrush.

They feature excellent self-levelling properties, fast drying, and strong coverage. The paints are extremely durable, allowing the use of acrylic and oil-based weathering products or decal solutions without damaging the finish. Each color is packaged in a new 20 ml transparent bottle with an ergonomic cap that can be opened and closed with one hand.

These paints are non-toxic and odorless.

They perform excellently when applied with a brush or airbrush, especially when a low-odor working environment is preferred. ATOM paints are ideal for plastic model kits and figures but can also be used on cardboard, wooden, or resin models — or even in general hobby projects.

When airbrushing, thin the paints before use! The recommended thinner is AMMO Mig 2000 Acrylic Thinner, though other standard acrylic thinners can also be used.

About AMMO by Mig Jiménez:

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is a Spanish brand renowned for its modeling paints, weathering products, and publications. Known for innovation and precision, AMMO provides top-quality solutions for modelers seeking realistic finishes and accurate color reproduction.