Ammo Modelling Book
Solution Book 30 How to Paint Early WWII US Navy Aircraft A.MIG-6534
Solution Book 30 How to Paint Early WWII US Navy Aircraft A.MIG-6534 is a 71-page full-colour guide that teaches modellers how to achieve historically accurate finishes on early US Navy aircraft from the Second World War. Written by expert modeller Diego Quijano, the book presents a complete workflow for painting, shading, and weathering classic naval subjects through Ammo’s signature icon-based visual format. Clear photographic steps show each phase in detail, allowing modellers of all skill levels to follow along easily and achieve realistic results.
The guide demonstrates how to apply the distinctive early-war US Navy schemes, including blue-grey over light grey camouflage, subtle weathering from salt exposure, and effects caused by operational wear aboard carriers. Using a carefully selected colour palette, the book covers base coating, panel shading, staining, and fading techniques. While the featured example represents a typical naval aircraft of the period, the same processes can be used for any early-war US Navy or Marine Corps subject, including the F4F Wildcat, TBD Devastator, and SBD Dauntless.
- 71-page multilingual softcover with high-quality colour photography
- Step-by-step icon-based format for clear, intuitive instruction
- Explains how to recreate early US Navy camouflage and finishes
- Includes painting, shading, and weathering methods
- Covers realistic salt, sun, and sea-weathering effects
- Applicable to a wide range of early WWII naval aircraft
- Ideal for both beginner and experienced aircraft modellers
- Part of the Ammo Solution Book series
This title provides a structured, visually guided approach to mastering early US Navy paint schemes, helping modellers capture the subtle tones and natural weathering that defined carrier-based aircraft in the first years of the Pacific War.
