AMMO of Mig Jimenez 4523 - The Weathering Magazine - Under New Management (English Version)

AMMO of Mig Jimenez 4523 - The Weathering Magazine - Under New Management (English Version) is a specialist modeling magazine entirely dedicated to professional weathering and painting techniques for scale models. This issue, published by the renowned company AMMO by Mig Jimenez, focuses on vehicles that, as a result of war, capture, or other circumstances, changed ownership, serving under new command and insignias.

• Category: Scale modeling magazine / Specialist press
• Language: English
• Publisher: AMMO by Mig Jimenez
• Format: high-quality print on coated paper, color photographs
• Main theme: captured vehicles and aircraft, repainting, applying new markings, and advanced model weathering techniques

Inside the magazine, you’ll find a range of practical tips on how to realistically reproduce the effects of wear and repainting, both on factory and improvised camouflages. Models featured include military vehicles such as the M3 in Red Army service and the T-34 captured by the Germans, as well as excellent examples of World War II aircraft, like the Messerschmitt Bf 109 with Soviet stars. You’ll also find fascinating articles on railway rolling stock and unique urban and sci-fi segments: civilian vehicles and Gundam models.

Each article is richly illustrated and provided with step-by-step instructions, making it easy for both beginners and advanced modelers to learn the techniques presented. The authors are world-class experts, ensuring the highest level of expertise and hands-on advice. Thanks to this publication, even the most demanding modelers will expand their painting and weathering skills across various scales: from 1/35 to 1/48, 1/72, and more.

We recommend this magazine to every modeler – regardless of skill level! Insightful explanations of the current and historical context of the featured machines, coupled with excellent print quality, make this issue an essential addition to your modeling library.
Difficulty level of techniques described: 2/5 – 5/5 (from basic to advanced).