AMMO by Mig Jimenez 20746 ATOM WWII Ammunition Colors 6x20ml – Paint Set for Recreating WWII Ammunition

AMMO by Mig Jimenez 20746 ATOM WWII Ammunition Colors 6x20ml is a specialist acrylic paint set dedicated to modelers who seek to realistically reproduce the color palette of ammunition used during World War II. Developed by the renowned manufacturer AMMO by Mig Jimenez, this package contains six perfectly matched shades used for painting ammunition belts and tank shells of the German, American, Soviet, and British armies from 1939-1945.

Colors such as Satin Black, Yellow, Olivgrün Dark, Gun Metal, Gold Pink, and Copper allow you to achieve authentic effects both on cartridge cases and marking bands. The set includes three innovative metallic colors from the ATOM series that perfectly simulate the metal finish characteristic of genuine historic ammunition, while maintaining the properties of odorless, non-toxic acrylic paints. The water-based ATOM paint formula combines the ease of use and thinning typical of classic modeling lacquers, suitable for both brush and airbrush.

• Category: Model Acrylic Paints
• Historical Period: World War II (1939-1945)
• Armies: Germany, United States, USSR, Great Britain
• Material: Acrylic paints (water-based, non-toxic, odorless)
• Volume: 6 x 20ml (clear bottles with easy-open caps)
• Additions: New ATOM metallic formula, fast drying, durable surface
• Difficulty Level: 1/5 (ideal for both beginners and advanced modelers)

The ATOM WWII Ammunition Colors set has been optimized for excellent coverage, self-leveling, and durability – it is perfect for painting details on plastic and resin models in any scale: from 1/72, through 1/35, to 1/16. Once dry, the paint surface allows for safe use of filters, varnishes, weathering products, and decal solutions. The innovative cap design ensures comfortable use during extended modeling sessions.

We recommend this set to all military modelers – from beginners to professionals – due to its time-saving benefits, guaranteed color consistency, exceptional durability, and broad range of applications, whether building dioramas or creating individual World War II models.