AMMO of Mig Jimenez 7239 COLD WAR VOL. 2 SOVIET FIGHTER-BOMBERS SET 6x17ml

The acrylic paint set AMMO of Mig Jimenez 7239 COLD WAR VOL. 2 SOVIET FIGHTER-BOMBERS SET 6x17ml has been carefully developed for aircraft modelers who want to faithfully reproduce realistic camouflage schemes of iconic Soviet fighter-bombers from the Cold War era. The palette is mainly dedicated to models in 1/72, 1/48, and 1/32 scales, covering aircraft such as the Su-25, Su-17, and MiG-27 – planes widely used by the USSR from the late 1960s to the 1990s.

A distinguishing feature of this product is the precise selection of colors and their slight lightening to achieve the perfect scale effect, which is appreciated by advanced modelers and competition participants. The set offers six shades (Medium Light Green, Light Green Khaki, Pale Grey, Brown Soil, Burnt Cinnamon, FS34079 BS641), allowing you to recreate full multi-color schemes characteristic of Soviet aviation used in prolonged regional conflicts, training, or military interventions (e.g., Afghanistan in the 1980s).

• Historical period: Cold War (ca. 1947–1991)
• Main use: painting models of Su-17, Su-25, MiG-27, and other Soviet combat aircraft
• Country of use: Soviet Union, Warsaw Pact countries
• Original camouflage colors with exact color matching
• Matte water-based acrylic paints – non-toxic, odorless, environmentally friendly
• 6 bottles of 17 ml each, each with a steel mixing ball to help achieve perfectly homogeneous paint
• Can be applied by brush and airbrush, quick drying (24h to full cure)
• Easy tool cleaning with water

This product belongs to the category: acrylic paint set for plastic and resin models. Recommended for both intermediate and advanced modelers, especially fans of Soviet aviation and the Cold War era. Difficulty of use: 2/5 – application is straightforward thanks to thinning options and good paint coverage and flow.

This set is an excellent choice for anyone wishing to achieve authenticity and perfectly reproduce historical paint schemes on Soviet fighter-bomber models, enhancing the realism of their modeling work.