AMMO of Mig Jimenez 0009 RAL 7027 SANDGRAU – acrylic model paint

AMMO of Mig Jimenez 0009 RAL 7027 SANDGRAU is a high-quality acrylic paint dedicated to modelers who aim to achieve the most accurate representation of historical military vehicles from World War II. This product is part of the renowned AMMO line of acrylic paints, developed in collaboration with respected modelers and historians, ensuring professional painting results and faithful reproduction of original military colors.

Product Specification

• Manufacturer: AMMO by Mig Jimenez
• Catalogue number: 0009
• Shade: RAL 7027 SANDGRAU (sandy grey)
• Type: Acrylic paint
• Volume: 17 ml
• Intended for: plastic, resin, and metal models
• Finish: semi-matte
• Application: brush, airbrush

Historical Context of RAL 7027 SANDGRAU Color

RAL 7027 SANDGRAU is an authentic color used by the German army (Wehrmacht) during World War II. Introduced in February 1942 as the standard camouflage for vehicles operating in North Africa, it became known from the "Deutsches Afrikakorps" theater led by Erwin Rommel. This color characterized German tanks, armored cars, and support vehicles that took part in desert battles such as El Alamein. RAL 7027 was used until mid-1943, before the German Armed Forces introduced new camouflage patterns with other shades.

Materials and Properties

The paint is produced with modern acrylic resins, featuring high adhesion, quick drying time, and easy mixing with other colors from the AMMO series. Its unique formula allows for painting with both brush and airbrush, providing an even and smooth coat free of streaks and discoloration. The paint does not require aggressive solvents, making it safe for use at home and in modeling workshops.

Recommendations

• Category: professional acrylic model paint
• Difficulty level: 1/5
• Recommended for: beginner and advanced modelers
• Advantages: faithful reproduction of a historical color, ease of application, quick drying

AMMO of Mig Jimenez 0009 RAL 7027 SANDGRAU is a must-have choice for all historical modeling enthusiasts who wish to create authentic dioramas and replicas of World War II vehicles, especially those from North Africa.