The green shade IONIC Mystic Green from AMMO of Mig Jimenez. A single paint from the IONIC range, not a set.
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IONIC Mystic Green is a green paint from the IONIC range by AMMO of Mig Jimenez. The name is a fanciful one and does not state how light or how saturated the tone is; it says only that it is a green. It comes into its own wherever you are building a green area, whether on a figure, on a vehicle or on growth in a diorama. Before you add the shade to your palette, compare it with the manufacturer's color chart, because green colors look different on a screen from how they look on a model.
Stir the contents properly before work; with modeling paints the pigment settles at the bottom and unstirred paint changes both the tone and the coverage. What it is thinned with and in what ratio is given by the manufacturer on the packaging, those instructions take precedence and it is better not to reach for a thinner from another range. Build the paint up in thin coats and let it dry between them, as a heavy coat gathers in the engraving and the fine detail disappears in it. Wash the base, degrease it and give it a primer coat, as a coat holds less well on a bare smooth surface. Flush brushes and the airbrush straight after work, while the paint is still wet.
On figures and fantasy subjects, where green tones are mixed and shaded, but just as well on vehicle models and on dioramas. The IONIC range is available in individual shades as well as in themed sets, so it can be added to piece by piece.
The package contains a single shade of paint. A model, a figure, brushes, an airbrush and thinner are not part of the delivery, unless stated otherwise.
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