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MIG Jimenez A.Mig-0188 METALLIC Red $2.94
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MIG Jimenez A.Mig-0189 METALLIC Orange $2.94
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MIG Jimenez A.Mig-0190 METALLIC Old Brass $2.94
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MIG Jimenez A.Mig-0193 METALLIC Bluish Titanium $2.94
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MIG Jimenez A.Mig-0197 METALLIC Brass $2.94
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MIG Jimenez A.Mig-0199 METALLIC Copper $2.94
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MIG Jimenez A.Mig-0267 METALLIC Aotake Blue $2.94
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MIG Jimenez A.Mig-0268 METALLIC Aotake Green $2.94
AMMO by Mig Jimenez Metallic Paints for Scale Modeling
AMMO by Mig Jimenez metallic paints are engineered for scale modelers who demand authentic, realistic metal appearances on their builds. This category covers the full spectrum of metallic finishes used across aircraft, armor, naval, and figure modeling — from dark iron tones to bright reflective surfaces and warm decorative metallics. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced builder, these paints provide the foundation for professional-quality metallic effects.
What Are Metallic Paints Used For?
Metallic paints replicate the visual characteristics of real metal surfaces on scale models. They are used for engines, gun barrels, exhaust systems, structural components, weapons, fittings, and decorative accents. The category spans a wide tonal range — from dark, matte iron finishes to bright, polished reflective surfaces — giving modelers the flexibility to represent different metals, wear states, and historical periods accurately.
Aircraft Modeling Applications
Aircraft models frequently require metallic finishes for natural metal fuselages, cockpit interiors, engine components, and exhaust systems. Metallic paints in this category are suited for replicating the complex visual qualities of aluminum, steel, and heat-treated metal surfaces found on both propeller-era and jet aircraft. Specialty tones within this range address historically specific interior finishes used on aircraft from various nations and eras.
Armor and Military Vehicle Detailing
Military vehicle models rely on metallic paints for gun barrels, track links, running gear, ammunition, and mechanical details. This category provides the tonal range needed to represent different metals — from raw steel and iron to brass and copper fittings — across all scales and historical periods. Metallic finishes also serve as a base for weathering effects that simulate wear, oxidation, and battlefield use.
Naval and Ship Modeling
Naval models feature extensive metallic components including propellers, anchor chains, deck equipment, weapons systems, and decorative fittings. Metallic paints in this category cover the warm and cool tonal range needed for authentic representation of brass, copper, steel, and polished metal surfaces found throughout warship and civilian vessel construction across all modeling scales.
Figure Painting and Miniature Details
Military figures and miniatures require metallic paints for weapons, equipment, buckles, rank insignia, medals, and uniform fittings. Metallic tones in this category complement the broader figure painting workflow and pair naturally with paints from our Mig Figure Paints collection for complete, cohesive results across all figure scales.
Weathering and Finishing Integration
Metallic paints serve as the foundation for realistic weathered metal effects. After applying metallic base colors, modelers can layer on rust, oxidation, scratches, and environmental wear using products from our Mig Weathering collection. Combining metallics with standard colors from our Mig Acrylic Paints collection creates a complete, integrated painting system for any scale modeling project.
Complete Your Hobby Workspace
Metallic paints are one part of a complete scale modeling paint system. Explore the full range of paints, weathering products, and finishing supplies available at AMMO by Mig Jimenez, and browse our Mig Acrylic Paints and Mig Weathering collections to build out your complete hobby workspace.