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MIG Jimenez A.MIG-0045 METALLIC Gun Metal $2.65
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MIG Jimenez A.MIG-0187 METALLIC Jet Exhaust Burnt Iron $2.65
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MIG Jimenez A.MIG-0191 METALLIC Steel $2.65
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MIG Jimenez A.MIG-0192 METALLIC Polished Metal $2.65
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MIG Jimenez A.MIG-0194 METALLIC Matt Aluminum $2.65
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MIG Jimenez A.Mig-0196 METALLIC Warhead Metallic Blue $2.65
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MIG Jimenez A.MIG-0198 METALLIC Gold $2.65
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Premium Metallic Acrylic Paints for Authentic Scale Model Finishes
AMMO by Mig Jimenez metallic acrylic paints represent the pinnacle of metallic finish technology for scale modelers. This specialized collection delivers authentic metal appearances across a comprehensive range of finishes including steel, brass, gold, silver, copper, and specialty metallics designed specifically for replicating the complex visual characteristics of real metal surfaces on aircraft, armor, ships, and figures. These premium formulations provide superior coverage, realistic metallic sheen, and excellent adhesion for professional-quality results.
Comprehensive Range of Essential Metallic Finishes
The collection encompasses every metallic finish required for complete scale model projects. Gun Metal provides the perfect dark metallic base for weapons, barrels, and mechanical components. Steel and Polished Metal offer varying degrees of reflectivity for different metal surfaces and weathering states. Matt Aluminum delivers the distinctive non-reflective finish of unpainted aluminum aircraft structures. Silver provides bright, highly reflective metallic coverage for chrome details, polished surfaces, and natural metal finishes.
Specialty Metallics for Authentic Historical Accuracy
Beyond basic metallic finishes, this collection includes specialty colors essential for historically accurate modeling. Jet Exhaust Burnt Iron replicates the distinctive heat-discolored metal appearance of aircraft exhaust systems and engine components. Aotake Blue and Aotake Green reproduce the unique Japanese aircraft interior finishes used during World War II. These specialized metallics enable modelers to achieve period-correct details that distinguish museum-quality replicas from basic builds.
Brass, Copper, and Gold for Detailed Accents
Warm metallic tones add visual interest and authentic detail to scale models. Brass and Old Brass provide different patina levels for ammunition casings, fittings, instruments, and decorative elements. Copper delivers the distinctive reddish-orange metallic finish for electrical components, piping, and specialized details. Gold enables accurate representation of rank insignia, decorative trim, and ceremonial elements on military vehicles and figures.
Vibrant Metallic Colors for Modern Subjects
Modern military equipment and racing vehicles often feature colorful metallic finishes. Metallic Red and Metallic Orange provide vibrant, eye-catching finishes for racing stripes, warning markings, and decorative elements. Warhead Metallic Blue replicates the distinctive blue-tinted metallic finish found on certain munitions and specialized equipment. Bluish Titanium captures the unique appearance of titanium components and heat-treated metal surfaces.
Aircraft Modeling Applications
Metallic paints are essential for aircraft modeling across all eras. Natural metal finish aircraft require authentic aluminum, steel, and polished metal tones for fuselage panels, control surfaces, and structural elements. Jet exhausts demand realistic burnt metal effects. Cockpit interiors need accurate instrument panel metallics, Aotake finishes for Japanese aircraft, and various metal tones for switches, levers, and structural details. Engine components require steel, brass, and copper for authentic mechanical realism.
Armor and Military Vehicle Detailing
Military vehicles feature extensive metallic details requiring accurate paint representation. Gun barrels, machine guns, and weapons need Gun Metal and Steel finishes. Track links and running gear require various steel and iron tones showing different wear and weathering states. Ammunition, shell casings, and brass fittings demand authentic brass and copper metallics. Exhaust systems need burnt metal effects for realistic heat discoloration.
Ship Modeling and Naval Applications
Naval models benefit from authentic metallic finishes for numerous applications. Brass and copper represent propellers, fittings, and decorative elements. Steel and polished metal depict anchor chains, deck equipment, and weapons systems. Gold adds authentic detail to ceremonial elements and rank insignia. Various metallics enable realistic representation of the complex metal components found throughout warship construction.
Figure Painting and Miniature Details
Military figures and miniatures require metallic paints for weapons, equipment, and uniform details. Gun Metal and Steel provide realistic finishes for rifles, pistols, and edged weapons. Brass and copper represent ammunition, buckles, and uniform fittings. Gold and silver depict rank insignia, medals, and decorative elements. These metallics work perfectly with paints from our Mig Figure Paints collection for complete figure finishing.
Application Techniques for Metallic Paints
AMMO by Mig Jimenez metallic acrylics apply smoothly by brush or airbrush, providing excellent coverage and realistic metallic sheen. For best results, apply over dark primer or base coat to enhance metallic depth. Multiple thin coats build superior coverage compared to single heavy applications. These metallics accept weathering products readily, allowing modelers to add realistic wear, oxidation, and environmental effects over metallic base finishes.
Integration with Weathering and Finishing Products
Metallic paints serve as the foundation for realistic weathered metal effects. After applying metallic base colors, enhance realism using products from our Mig Weathering collection to add rust, oxidation, scratches, and wear patterns. Combine metallics with standard colors from our Mig Acrylic Paints collection for complete painting systems covering every aspect of scale model finishing.
Professional Results Across All Modeling Scales
These metallic paints perform excellently across all modeling scales from small 1/144 aircraft to large 1/16 figures. The fine pigment formulation ensures smooth application even on tiny details while providing sufficient coverage for larger surfaces. Whether painting small cockpit instruments or entire natural metal finish aircraft, these metallics deliver consistent, professional-quality results.
Visit the official AMMO by Mig Jimenez website to explore their complete range of metallic paints, weathering products, and educational resources designed to help scale modelers achieve authentic metal finishes on aircraft, armor, ships, and figures across all modeling scales and historical periods.