AMMO by Mig Jimenez A.MIG 0652 Dark Brown, 40 ML

Dry brushing is an old technique that has been used by modelers for decades. With it, we try to emphasize the three-dimensional appearance of the different textures and details in our models. Due to its simplicity and speed of application, it has been used in the film industry for painting sets and models. For many years, it has been the most widely used technique by all modelers around the world. Although other new airbrushing techniques have gradually appeared, dry brushing is still widely used in dioramas and earthworks, buildings, science fiction and war games, fantasy, figures and military vehicles. It is a versatile and easy-to-use technique that can create convincing volume effects, authentic textures and highlight details on any model. AMMO has developed a new paint formula specifically for dry painting with an ideal density and specific properties that make it the best type of paint for this technique. The new DIO DRY BRUSH is the perfect solution for all modelers who love this iconic technique, possibly one of the simplest and most effective aging techniques. Simply use a brush of any size, fill it with paint, dry it by rubbing it on a paper towel or cloth to remove excess, and then apply it by gently rubbing into the details of your model to create a smooth, uniform texture. The DIO DRY BRUSH color line consists of a range of lighter shades to give models a worn look, as well as darker shades, including metallic shades, rust and chips to create a variety of dynamic effects. DIO DRY BRUSH jars have an extra wide opening to make it easy to incorporate all types of brushes and include color for many projects. In addition, the paint is water-based and easy to clean, non-toxic and odorless. These colors dry very quickly to the touch within minutes and are unaffected by enamel and oil washes. The application method is very simple and consists of only three easy steps: Dip the brush directly into the jar and add a moderate amount of paint. Remove excess paint on the absorbent surface. Gently rub the surface details of the model with a brush to emphasize them and add volume.