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A.Mig-1612 PLW Green Brown - MPM Hobbies
A.Mig-1612 PLW Green Brown - MPM Hobbies
A.Mig-1612 PLW Green Brown - MPM Hobbies
A.Mig-1612 PLW Green Brown - MPM Hobbies

A.Mig-1612 PLW Green Brown

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SKU: MIG1612IH
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A.MIG-1612 PLW Green Brown is a ready-to-use panel line wash in a 35ml jar, formulated for green base colors such as RLM 83 on Second World War German Luftwaffe aircraft. It is made for modelers who want soft, controlled panel line definition without mixing their own wash.

What It Does

The Panel Line Wash range flows into recessed detail and settles evenly, creating subtle shading on aircraft panels. It also works well on armor, ships, trains, and science fiction subjects where a restrained effect is wanted.

Product Details

  • Panel line wash tuned to RLM 83 and similar green tones
  • 35ml jar with brush-ready consistency
  • From AMMO by MIG Jimenez
  • Suitable for aircraft, armor, ships, trains, and sci-fi models
  • Sold as a single jar; brushes, thinner, and other supplies are not included

How To Use

Application

Apply the wash directly over detail and recessed lines, then remove the excess with a clean brush moistened with A.MIG-2018 Enamel Thinner. Build the effect in light passes for the most natural result.

Related Supplies

Find matching thinners and cleaners in the MIG AMMO Thinners, Cleaners and Retarders collection, and browse companion colors in the Mig AMMO Acrylic Paints collection. Full technical information is available on the AMMO by MIG Jimenez official website.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.