Find model paints and finishing supplies for preparation, color coats, weathering and the final finish. Start with the stage of your build, then explore a brand for its matching products.
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Explore AK Interactive model paints, washes and finishing products for military vehicles, aircraft, miniatures and dioramas. Browse by paint range or choose a dedicated weathering collection.
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Shop Tamiya paints by range and application, from X and XF acrylic colors to LP bottled lacquers and spray paints. Find panel line colors, masking tape and tools for detail painting and clean color separation.
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Find Alclad II metallic finishes, high-shine colors and supporting paint products. Compare the finish you want with the base-coat and application requirements listed for each product.
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Browse MCW Finishes for automotive, military and railroad model projects. Choose color collections first, then find primers, clears and supporting products intended for your selected paint system.
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Browse Mission Models paints by subject, finish and supporting products. Explore aircraft, armor, naval and automotive colors alongside metallics, primers and clear coats.
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Explore the AMMO collection for your next paint and weathering project. Open the main collection to compare available ranges, colors and finishing supplies.
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Shop Testors paints, paint sets and workbench supplies for model assembly and finishing. Compare product formats and select the paint, adhesive or brush appropriate for the material and job.
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Choose model paints around your project
Start with your model material, the colors you need and whether you plan to brush paint, airbrush or use a spray can. Acrylic, enamel and lacquer describe different paint systems; products within those categories can still have different application and thinning requirements. Check the individual product instructions and choose a compatible thinner rather than assuming every reducer works with every paint.
Build a finish from primer to clear coat
Surface preparation, primer and the underlying color can affect the appearance of the final coat, especially with metallics, transparent colors and high-shine finishes. Plan your primer, color, decal stage and protective clear together. Test the complete combination on spare material before applying it to your model, and allow each coat to dry as directed by its manufacturer.
Add detail with washes and weathering products
Panel line colors, washes, pigments and streaking products help describe recesses, worn surfaces, exhaust staining and accumulated dirt. Select effects to suit the subject and scale, then check compatibility with the underlying finish. Browse dedicated brand collections to find the colors and supporting products for your approach.