Ammo of Mig 6037 How to Paint Early WWII German Tanks 1936 - FEB 1943 (Multilingual)

Ammo of Mig 6037 How to Paint Early WWII German Tanks 1936 - FEB 1943 (Multilingual) is a unique publication prepared by the renowned brand AMMO by Mig Jiménez, dedicated to modelers passionate about German armored vehicles from the early period of World War II. This richly illustrated guide (184 pages, full color, softcover, ISBN: 978-84-17846-44-2) is available in a multilingual edition (English and Spanish) and serves as an excellent compendium of knowledge on painting and weathering military vehicles from 1936 to February 1943.

The authors, Sungjun Jang and Daniele Guglielmi, guide the reader step by step through all the stages of applying historical camouflage and realistic operational effects, such as mud, dust, streaks, grease, chipping, or dirt accumulating on the armor. The book describes as many as eight different vehicles and topics – from the light Panzer I Breda tank used during the Spanish Civil War, the iconic Tiger I, the StuG III assault gun (including a piece used by the famous ace Michael Wittmann), to the Austrian Steyr ADGZ armored car in Waffen SS service.

• Category: modeling guidebook, book publication for modelers
• Purpose: for armor modelers interested in Wehrmacht vehicles from the pre-war period up to early 1943
• Years of use for the described vehicles and schemes: pre-World War II period (Spanish Civil War), World War II until February 1943 (before the introduction of Dunkelgelb)
• Countries: Germany, with notes on the participation of vehicles on other fronts (Spain, Austria)
• Material: professionally published book, high-quality print, rich in archival photographs and color profile illustrations of camouflage schemes
• Additions: detailed historical introduction, practical tips, period photographs, color plates
• Difficulty level: 2/5 – clear and accessible guide, ideal for both beginner and advanced modelers

We recommend this publication to anyone looking to improve their painting techniques and aiming to achieve a perfect, historically accurate effect of camouflage and weathering on models in 1/35, 1/48, or 1/72 scale. The book is an excellent manual for both novice and advanced modelers in search of inspiration and authentic painting references for German vehicles from the first years of World War II.