AMMO by MIG Pigment Sets, Brushes & Accessories

Pigment Sets for Weathering Projects

The collection includes themed pigment sets that group related colors for particular environments, subjects, or weathering applications.

Sets can be useful when several coordinated pigment tones are needed for the same model, terrain section, vehicle, or diorama without selecting every shade individually.

Themed Pigment Color Groups

Visible products in the collection include grouped pigment selections for different ground, vehicle, conflict, and weathering themes.

Each set can contain a different combination of pigment colors, so review the individual product listing for the exact shades and contents included.

Pigment Brushes

The collection also includes AMMO pigment brushes for placing, spreading, blending, and removing pigment from selected areas of a model or terrain surface.

Different brush shapes can be useful for broad groundwork, smaller details, recessed areas, edges, and controlled placement.

Pigment Fixing & Removal Tools

Supporting products such as pigment fixing and removal accessories help manage how pigments are applied and adjusted during the weathering process.

Always follow the instructions for the specific pigment, fixer, remover, or surface being used, since liquid products can affect the appearance of dry pigment.

Weathering Reference & Publications

Selected books and reference materials are also included in this collection where they relate directly to pigment use and weathering techniques.

These resources can help modelers study different approaches to pigments, terrain, vehicle weathering, and environmental effects.

Applications for Pigment Sets & Tools

• Military vehicles: Dust, soil, mud, rust, and environmental deposits on tracks, wheels, lower hulls, and surfaces.
• Aircraft: Ground-related dust and dirt effects around appropriate areas.
• Miniatures & figures: Pigment effects on bases, clothing, equipment, and terrain.
• Dioramas: Groundwork, debris, roads, soil, rubble, and environmental variation.
• Terrain: Layered pigment colors across earth, rock, damaged surfaces, and scenic bases.

Using Pigments Dry

Dry pigment can be placed with a suitable brush for dusty or powdery surface effects. Applying small amounts at a time makes it easier to control placement and color intensity.

Excess pigment can be adjusted before fixing when a softer or more subtle result is required.

Using Pigments with Fixers

When a more secured application is required, a compatible pigment fixer can be introduced according to the instructions for the product.

Because wetting pigment may change its visible tone or texture, test the combination first when working on an important finished surface.

Choosing Between Sets & Individual Pigments

A pigment set can be useful when a project needs several related shades, while individual colors make sense when one specific tone is required.

Modelers can also combine set colors with individual pigments to expand the range of tones used on a vehicle, miniature, base, or diorama.

Explore Individual AMMO Pigments

For natural earth, sand, dust, soil, concrete, and rubble colors, see the AMMO by MIG Earth, Dust & Soil Pigments collection .

For bright, standard, and fluorescent pigment colors, see the AMMO by MIG Color & Fluorescent Pigments collection .

More AMMO by MIG Modeling Products

Additional paints, pigments, weathering products, tools, and finishing materials can be found in the AMMO by MIG Paints collection .