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  • Guest

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    Ammo Mig Jiminez Washes

    Just bought this stuff-anybody used this before? I have heard that these Ammo Mig stuff get good reviews and are generally good, but also wanted to try out their weathering products, as they are supposedly really good


    Will be using it on my Ta 152 and 1/48 Eduard Fw 190D-9 build as I wanted to try something different from my Tamiya enamel based panel washes.


  • Guest

    #2
     Never tried any readymade wash or weathering products John. Easier & cheaper doing them with oil paints IMHO

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    • BarryW
      SMF Supporters
      • Jul 2011
      • 6010

      #3
      I use the AK Interactive equivalents and find them excellent.

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      • Guest

        #4
        I kind of agree with Patrick and Barry! I have a few of the AK interactive ones, and they are brilliant. I also make my own from oil paints, if I'm fussy about the specific hue of a wash or filter, my advice would be to try a dark brown and a beep grey/ black one, which will work in a very wide range of models. To me, the only real advantage of the bought ones is that they don't need constant stirring, which I find the home made ones do!

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        • dave
          SMF Supporters
          • Nov 2012
          • 1828
          • Brussels

          #5
          Like John I use both the ammo ones and make my own from artists oils and odourless thinners.  


          For oils I find Raw Ochre, Van Dyke Brown and Paynes Grey to be useful colours.

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          • Guest

            #6
            here are the results of the mig washes- very useful for fuel stains





            for panel lines and streaking-


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