AMMO of Mig Jimenez 20066 ATOM COLOR NATO Green 20ml

The model paint AMMO of Mig Jimenez 20066 ATOM COLOR NATO Green 20ml is a high-quality water-based pigment created for demanding modelers who expect professional painting results. Designed for a wide range of modeling applications, it is perfect for painting military vehicles used by NATO armies from the Cold War and modern times. The NATO Green color reproduces the typical shade of green used in the camouflage of vehicles from member states of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, such as Germany, the USA, the United Kingdom, France, and Italy—used on tanks, armored personnel carriers, trucks, and logistical support equipment, among others, employed in operations in Europe and the Middle East.

• Volume: 20ml – practical packaging with an innovative cap for easy one-handed use
• Base composition: Water-based acrylic paint that behaves like a lacquer, allowing the creation of durable and even coatings
• Application: dedicated for painting plastic, resin, and metal models, both in 1/35, 1/72, 1/48, 1/24 scales and others
• Finish: intense NATO Green shade with high coverage and excellent adhesion
• Application techniques: brush and airbrush; recommended addition of 30% Cleaner & Thinner or Cleaner & Thinner Retarder for best results
• Special features: excellent self-leveling properties, very fast drying, allows for layered varnishing and the application of enamels, acrylics, and decals without risk of damage
• Non-toxic and odorless, safe for use even in home environments
• Product category: specialist acrylic paint for models
• Intended for: both beginner and advanced military modelers and dioramists
• Difficulty of use: 1/5 – very easy application even on the first try

Recommendation: AMMO of Mig Jimenez 20066 ATOM COLOR NATO Green 20ml is an excellent choice for anyone seeking precise, durable, and authentic NATO military green for their models. Its innovative formula and modern packaging guarantee convenience and outstanding visual effects. Ideal for painting historical models from the Cold War period and contemporary military dioramas.