AMMO MIG paints are acrylic and water-based, packed in 17m packages with droppers on the tip. You can dilute them in water or with a special solvent. They work great for brush painting because they aren’t too viscous, even in their undiluted form. They work just as well when airbrushed, but we recommend diluting them for ideal results. We also recommend using primers since water-based paints don’t cling onto plastic surfaces that well. Beyond that, they are non-toxic and are practically scent-free. AK Real Colors are also acrylic, but they’re synthetic, much like Tamiya X, XF Acrylic Lacquer, or the Mr. Color series. They’re packed in 10ml glass bottles. You can dilute them using isopropyl alcohol, Tamiya Lacqer Thinner (yellow cap) and Mr Color Levelling Thinner. These paints work best when airbrushed, and they’re very resistant to tapes, even after a few minutes of drying. Furthermore, AK Real Colors has an armor and airforce paint series that matches national standards. That means you don’t have to mix 15 different paints to get the hue you need, as all the shades you need are readily available. Their quality is on-par with Mr Color, though their scent is even fainter.