AMMO of Mig Jimenez 1701 THICK SOIL 35ml is a high-quality modeling effect, dedicated to realistically recreating the accumulation of thick, summer soil on military vehicle models, dioramas, and figures. The product comes in a tightly sealed 35 ml container, which is sufficient for multiple applications across projects of various scales.

Category: Modeling accessories – weathering effects, ready-to-use product

• Scale of application: Universal product – ideally suited for 1/35, 1/24, 1/48 scale models, as well as smaller and larger ones (armored vehicles, cars, trucks, figure bases, or vignettes).
• Country of origin: Spain
• Material: Enamel modeling effect with added dense mineral textures
• Color: Yellow-brown – perfect for imitating dry, mineral-rich summer soil
• Application: Thick soil effect for dioramas, soil surfaces, tracks, wheels, fenders, chassis of military and civilian vehicles, as well as terrain elements. Can be used alone or combined with other products from the Earth Effects range (e.g., to achieve tonal transitions or create striking streaks and splashes).
• How to use: Apply with a brush, spatula, or any modeling tool. Freshly applied effect can be spread or removed using a brush moistened with A.MIG-2018 Odorless Thinner, allowing for irregular, realistic transitions and intense usage marks.
• Compatibility: Intended for use on finished models made of plastic, resin, 3D prints, plaster, metal, and wood. Resistant to acrylic paints and varnishes.

Difficulty level: 2/5 – suitable for both beginners and advanced modelers. Easy application, quick realistic soil effects even without much experience.

Recommendation: AMMO of Mig Jimenez 1701 THICK SOIL is recommended for any modeler seeking to faithfully replicate traces of summer, dry, compacted earth on military models (e.g., WWII tanks, Cold War vehicles, modern armored personnel carriers) as well as in civilian scenes and landscape dioramas. Professional pigment and texture quality guarantees outstanding results without the need for mixing weathering compounds yourself.