AMMO of Mig Jimenez 7118 WARGAME 1945 LATE GERMAN SET is a specialist set of 6 high-quality acrylic paints designed for painting models of vehicles and military equipment of the German army from the final period of World War II (year 1945). This paint set was created to reproduce typical, historically accurate colors used on armored vehicles of the Third Reich—an ideal choice for any historical modeler. The set includes colors based on exact historical RAL designations:

• A.MIG-011 RAL 7028 Dunkelgelb aus ’44 DG I – dark yellow used by the Germans at the turn of 1944/1945;
• A.MIG-012 RAL 7028 Dunkelgelb aus ’44 DG III – a light yellow variant from the final period of the war;
• A.MIG-915 Dark Green – a dark green shade perfect for late-war camouflage;
• A.MIG-916 Green Base – base green, used on many vehicles in 1945;
• A.MIG-917 Light Green – light green, excellent for weathering and color modulation;
• A.MIG-014 RAL 8012 Rotbraun – classic German red brown for camouflage elements.

This set is perfect for painting 1/35, 1/48, and 1/72 scale models such as Tiger II, Panther G, Jagdtiger, Hetzer, or models of trucks and artillery equipment of the German army from the last months of World War II. The period of use of these colors is the final phase of World War II—spring-summer 1945 (late WWII).

AMMO by Mig Jimenez paints are made with the highest quality acrylic base and can be applied by brush or airbrush. They are characterized by excellent coverage, ease of mixing, and fast drying. They do not contain toxic solvents, so they are also safe for use by younger modelers. Each bottle contains 17 ml of dense, highly pigmented paint with a precision dispenser for easy application.

Recommendations and difficulty level: This product is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who care about historical accuracy in their work. Difficulty level: 2/5—it requires basic skills in airbrush or brush painting. The set is also an indispensable tool in dioramas or wargaming related to the final period of World War II.