Mig pigments????

Thanks for your input fellas, I'll take everything onboard and experiment a little when I get these pigment. Should be fun

If you can find a dealer that sells Adam Wilder's Nitro Line pigments, they're a much better deal. More pigments in a bigger bottle for about the same price, and super high-quality. They're a new line and he's still working out the supply line, but he also has washes, splatter effects, and some other really cool products.

They adhere well and they offer a nice assortment of colors. You can try others and most work pretty well, but MIG is my choice. Europe Earth is one to stock up on, can be used in any number of ways.

Just my 2 cents.

Terry 

I too live here in Oz and have to order just about all products needed for my builds. I've purchased plenty of Mig pigs, oils and washes. I've found all Mig products to be high quality, great finishes, convenient, but also pricey after you start adding more and more pigments. There's plenty of options to save a coin, you can find dry pastels and creat your own washes, that is, if you don't want to spend top dollar. But I still say quality trumps savings....in most cases. Plus I love purchasing full sets of washes, paints, oils...it just looks nice and organized on the shelf around the workbench. That could just be my OCD kicking in . Anyhow, hope you enjoy the Mig pigs, you shouldn't have any complaints.

BTW- BNA is a great Aussie online store for heaps of modeling products & kits. I like it way more the Frontline. Though Frontline will carry other options too.

Julez72

Same Bish, have always used pastels. They're fine for aircraft but for vehicles???

 

I still keep pastels around for bright colors I use in sci-fi fantasy builds.

I'm loving the Mig pigments. A little over a year ago a bought a batch of about 30 off ebay. I had to buy the entire lot so I got colors I may never use and some that are almost the same. I paid about $2.50 per bottle plus 2 bottles each of the fixer, thinner, and acrylic.

I suppose it was a dealer or someone with a salemans sample case as they were all unopened regular size bottles.

Same Bish, have always used pastels. They're fine for aircraft but for vehicles???

Thanks brother, I ordered the earth and sand set, should be interestin...

As far as pigments go,no complaints,they go a long way too.

Thanks PHIL, I've ordered from Frontline before. Are these Mig powders as good as they say?

In Oz, Frontline Hobbies in Newcastle stocks Mig products.