AMMO of Mig Jimenez 3013 RUBBLE 35ml – Realistic rubble effects for dioramas and models

AMMO of Mig Jimenez 3013 RUBBLE 35ml is a specialized modeling product that enables highly realistic reproduction of rubble and destruction effects on dioramas, vignettes, and model bases in various scales. Designed by the renowned brand AMMO by Mig Jimenez, this product is dedicated both to professional modelers and enthusiasts who wish to enhance their projects with authentically looking details of ruined buildings and battle-scarred terrain.

Product characteristics

• Capacity: 35 ml
• Category: Modeling effect – pigment / preparation for mock-ups and dioramas
• Material: Ready-to-use acrylic-based product, safe and compatible with most modeling surfaces (plastic, resin, plaster, paper, and others).
• Intended use: Creating rubble effects, ruined streets, damaged buildings, on the bases of tank models, armored vehicles, and figures.
• Color: RUBBLE shade – imitates the natural color of crushed bricks, plasters, concrete, and metallic debris.

Application and examples of use

AMMO 3013 RUBBLE is a perfect choice for modelers reconstructing scenes from World War II, the Spanish Civil War, urban conflicts in Eastern Europe and the Middle East, or post-apocalyptic dioramas. By applying RUBBLE directly from the bottle or using a brush/spatula, you'll achieve naturally looking debris or rubble scattered on streets, squares, and building interiors. The product works perfectly with other effects—pigments, washes, and dry pastes—allowing you to build advanced, scenographic compositions.

Special features

• Easy application – does not require mixing or thinning.
• Quick drying – allows further processing and finishing in a short time.
• Universal application for all modeling scales: 1/35, 1/48, 1/72, and others.
• Realistic texture and color that do not require additional painting.

Rating and recommendations

We recommend this product to both beginners and advanced modelers (difficulty level 1/5) who want to easily achieve a professional rubble effect. It's an essential addition for anyone creating historical and modern dioramas, impressing with the realism of finished battle scenes, urban settings, and ruined landscapes.