Ammo Mig 5225 - The Weathering Aircraft 25: Acrylics

A magazine with tips for modelers in the Weathering Aircraft series no. 25 - Acrylics

• Authors - collective work
• format - A4
• number of pages - 64
• language - English
• cover - soft

The Weathering Aircraft magazines are a series of guides for modelers specializing in model airplanes.

The 25th issue of The Weathering Aircraft focuses on painting model airplanes with acrylic paints. Acrylics are easy to use, allowing modelers to achieve very realistic results with less effort. In addition, the durability of acrylics means that we can apply other types of paint and weathering products to them. Modelers can work on their projects without worrying about strong odors or health risks associated with aggressive chemicals. In addition, the compatibility of acrylics with other products expands creative possibilities. Acrylics can also be used to achieve amazing weathering effects. The ability to mix colors and build up layers without sacrificing properties makes it possible to create a variety of effects, from subtle rust stains to the most intense wear. This issue shows everything you need to know about painting and weathering with acrylics. Shown are the most basic acrylic products with which you can get the best results, such as primers, regular colors and metallics, filters, washes, shaders, dry brush colors, etc. In this way, everyone will be able to choose what best suits their personal preferences. The work shown is cranked out by some of the best aircraft modelers in the world, who have demonstrated the step-by-step process of painting a model aircraft. In short, this is the ultimate introductory guide to the wonderful world of acrylics!

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.