AMMO of Mig Jimenez 7144 WWI GERMAN TANKS 4x17ml – Acrylic Paint Set for Models of German Tanks from World War I

The AMMO of Mig Jimenez 7144 WWI GERMAN TANKS 4x17ml set is a professional collection of four high-quality acrylic paints, developed for accurately recreating the most common colors used by the German armed forces between 1914 and 1919. This set is dedicated not only to modelers building replicas of World War I tanks, but also to enthusiasts of armored vehicles, artillery, fortifications, and small arms used by the Imperial German Army.

• Category: acrylic model paints, dedicated to painting plastic models for assembly in scales such as 1/35, 1/48, and 1/72.
• Application: recreating historical camouflage patterns on models of A7V tanks, armored cars, and German equipment from World War I fronts and the early postwar years.
• Historical period: World War I (1914–1918) and the immediate postwar years.
• Country: German Empire.
• Design: shades based on original archival samples, also used for camouflaging helmets, bunkers, and artillery pieces.
• Base material: non-toxic, odorless water-based acrylic paint, supplied in convenient 17 ml bottles with a metal mixing ball for perfect consistency.
• The set includes the following colors:
  • A.MIG-077 Dull Green – typical green camouflage for German armored vehicles
  • A.MIG-078 Ochre Earth – historical ochre shade, often used in multi-color camouflage patterns
  • A.MIG-079 Clay Brown – deep, earthy brown, known from German field paint schemes
  • A.MIG-910 Grey High Light – a light gray used for highlights and tonal effects
• Application method: brush and airbrush, recommended to thin with MIG-2000 Acrylic Thinner. Fast drying – fully cured in 24 hours.

Why choose this set? It is an essential choice for historical modelers and diorama makers, suitable for both beginners and advanced hobbyists (difficulty level: 1/5). The paints offer excellent coverage, are easy to use, and guarantee historically accurate detail reproduction. We recommend them for 1/35 scale models such as the A7V or lesser-known German designs, as well as for all accessories and diorama elements from the Great War period.