Ammo of Mig Jiminez 7218 LUFTWAFFE DESERT COLORS 4x17ml is a professional set of four acrylic model paints, designed for precise reproduction of German Luftwaffe camouflage from World War II. The selected palette allows you to accurately recreate historical paint schemes of Luftwaffe aircraft operating in the demanding desert conditions of North Africa, where camouflage colors were crucial for survival during combat missions over the sands and rocks of the Sahara.

The set includes four colors, each in a 17ml bottle:

• AMIG0125 GOLD YELLOW (RLM 04 GELB) – a bright yellow used for standard identification markings on German aircraft.
• AMIG0222 RLM 79 SANDGELB – a historical base color recreating the classic sand shade used on the fuselage and wings of aircraft such as the Messerschmitt Bf 109 and Junkers Ju 87 during the African campaign (1941–1943).
• AMIG0247 RLM 78 HELLBLAU – a light blue for undersides of wings and fuselage, enabling a realistic semi-matte modeler’s finish.
• AMIG0248 RLM 80 OLIVGRÜN – olive green used for camouflage blotches and features, in combination with desert shades.

The paints are formulated using water-based acrylic technology, ensuring easy application with both brush and airbrush, fast drying, excellent coverage, and high durability of the color layer. The 17ml dropper bottles guarantee precise dosing and convenient use, even during prolonged modeling sessions.

The Ammo of Mig Jiminez 7218 LUFTWAFFE DESERT COLORS set is intended for painting plastic scale models in 1/72, 1/48, 1/32, and other scales, especially those representing German Luftwaffe aircraft used on desert fronts between 1941 and 1943. Authentic RLM shades ensure that every model gains a genuine look appreciated by historical model collectors as well as advanced modelers seeking the highest level of realism.

This product is particularly recommended for intermediate and experienced modelers (difficulty 2/5) who want to faithfully replicate historical colors of military equipment. An excellent addition to the workshop of any World War II aviation enthusiast.