AMMO of Mig Jimenez 7406 DAK SET – Afrika Korps Vehicle Weathering Effects Set

AMMO of Mig Jimenez 7406 DAK SET is a professional set dedicated to modelers working on projects of historical vehicles used by the German Africa Corps (Deutsches Afrikakorps, DAK) during World War II. The set consists of three high-quality products, each with a capacity of 35 ml, enabling faithful reproduction of wear and the impact of desert conditions on armored vehicles, off-road cars, and military equipment used on the African fronts from 1941 to 1943.

• A.MIG-1001 AFRICA KORPS WASH – a specialized wash created for DAK vehicles, allowing you to accentuate panel lines, rivets, and the depth of details. It enables you to achieve an extremely realistic shading and dirt effect characteristic of desert machines.
• A.MIG-1201 STREAKING GRIME FOR DAK – an exceptional product for simulating grime streaks and oily marks occurring on the surfaces of vehicles exposed to desert conditions. Perfect for achieving a weathered effect and enhancing the atmosphere of combat in North Africa.
• A.MIG-1404 NORTH AFRICA DUST – a product that replicates the characteristic dust and sand of the North African desert, giving models an even greater authenticity. It can be applied to chassis, wheels, tracks, and lower hull sections.

The set belongs to the category of weathering effects for modeling, dedicated for use on plastic, resin, and 3D printed models—wherever natural traces of use under hot, desert climate conditions are needed.

All products are made from the highest quality chemical components, ensuring excellent adhesion and ease of application. The preparations are ready to use, do not require further thinning, and can be applied with a brush or airbrush. The AMMO of Mig Jimenez 7406 DAK SET is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced military modelers replicating vehicles in 1/35, 1/48, and 1/72 scales.

I recommend this product to everyone who wants to recreate the unique conditions of WWII desert battles and give their models unprecedented realism. I rate the degree of difficulty at 2/5 – the formulations are easy to use even for less experienced modelers.