Ammo of Mig 2153 TEXTURE: TURNED EARTH GROUND 100 mL – Texturing Earth Mixture for Dioramas and Bases

Ammo of Mig 2153 TEXTURE: TURNED EARTH GROUND 100 mL is a professional modeling product dedicated to creating realistic earth surfaces on dioramas, figure and vehicle bases, as well as in scale modeling. This product is a high-quality acrylic texturing paste, developed by the renowned manufacturer AMMO by Mig Jimenez, a world leader in modeling chemistry. This variant, with a naturally reproduced shade and texture of plowed earth, perfectly imitates cultivated terrain with a distinct structure, ready for further processing.

Features and Applications

• A glue-like, acrylic paste with a 100 ml capacity, ready to use straight from the jar without thinning.
• Highly realistic texture replicating freshly plowed ground – ideal for military vehicles, buildings, figures, or vegetation in 1/35, 1/48, and 1/72 scale.
• Intended for military models, historical dioramas from World War II, modern conflicts, and earlier eras.
• Flexible when dry, resistant to cracking during further modeling.
• Can be easily tinted, painted, and varnished with acrylics, oils, and pigments without risk of surface damage.
• Easy application with a spatula, brush, or stick – allows for both wide areas and fine terrain details to be modeled.
• Odorless, non-toxic product, also safe for younger modelers.

Product Details

• Type: Acrylic texture paste
• Category: Accessories for dioramas and scale modeling bases
• Manufacturer: AMMO by Mig Jimenez
• Capacity: 100 ml
• Packaging: Screw-top jar

Who do we recommend it for?

Ammo of Mig 2153 TEXTURE: TURNED EARTH GROUND is a product recommended for both experienced and novice modelers who want to achieve the highest level of realism in their dioramas. It will be appreciated by military enthusiasts of any era, makers of wargaming terrain boards, and fans of model scenic scenes. The pleasant texture and ease of application mean we rate the difficulty as 1/5 – a perfect choice also for those starting their adventure with modeling terrain!