https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/ products in category TMM - True Metallic Metal - Single Paints en Berliner Zinnfiguren Sat, 13 Jun 2026 22:48:53 +0200 Berliner Zinnfiguren info@zinnfigur.com (Hans-Günther Scholtz) https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/wave_bz/img/logo_pe.png https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/ https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Sterling-Silver.html Wed, 10 Jun 2026 06:55:08 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77101.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a range developed to offer control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, <br>effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The range is designed to cover the entire color spectrum with metallic paints, organized into 20 chromatic families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work in perfect harmony:<br>- BASE Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE Non-metallic satin wash.<br>- AIRBRUSH Metallic base formulated for airbrush use.<br>Each chromatic family functions as a self-contained color unit <br>but is also formulated to allow inter-family combinations and mixing. <br>his makes it possible to create color gradients, cross reflections, <br>or temperature variations while maintaining visual coherence.The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique seeks to represent realistic metallic surfaces using metallic paints, rather than simulating metal with flat colors as in Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>TMM allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually striking finish with less pictorial artifice, preserving the material richness of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic paint is not enough. TMM requires applying the classical principles of light and shadow used in volume modeling working with gradients, transitions, and contrasts, just as in any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have searched for a way to achieve realistic metallic finishes, with shine, depth, and control over light reflection.True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejos answer to that search. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Sterling-Silver.html https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Radiant-Yellow.html Wed, 20 May 2026 07:00:12 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77102.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a palette designed to enable control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The palette covers the entire color spectrum with metallic colors and is divided into 20 color families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work together perfectly:<br>- BASE: Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT: Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE: Non-metallic satin glaze.<br>- AIRBRUSH: Metallic base for airbrush application.<br>Each color family acts as a self-contained color unit, but is also designed to allow combinations and blends between families.<br>This allows for color gradients, cross-reflections, or temperature variations to be created without losing visual coherence. The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique aims to represent realistic metallic surfaces with metallic colors, rather than simulating metal with flat colors, as with Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>True Metallic Metal (TMM) allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually stunning finish with less painterly artificiality, thus preserving the material diversity of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic color is not enough. TMM requires the application of the classic light and shadow principles of solid modeling, as well as working with gradients, blends, and contrasts, just like any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have sought a way to achieve realistic metallic surfaces with luster, depth, and control over light reflection. True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejo's answer to this quest. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Radiant-Yellow.html https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Imperial-Gold.html Thu, 21 May 2026 07:00:13 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77103.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a palette designed to enable control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The palette covers the entire color spectrum with metallic colors and is divided into 20 color families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work together perfectly:<br>- BASE: Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT: Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE: Non-metallic satin glaze.<br>- AIRBRUSH: Metallic base for airbrush application.<br>Each color family acts as a self-contained color unit, but is also designed to allow combinations and blends between families.<br>This allows for color gradients, cross-reflections, or temperature variations to be created without losing visual coherence. The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique aims to represent realistic metallic surfaces with metallic colors, rather than simulating metal with flat colors, as with Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>True Metallic Metal (TMM) allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually stunning finish with less painterly artificiality, thus preserving the material diversity of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic color is not enough. TMM requires the application of the classic light and shadow principles of solid modeling, as well as working with gradients, blends, and contrasts, just like any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have sought a way to achieve realistic metallic surfaces with luster, depth, and control over light reflection. True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejo's answer to this quest. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Imperial-Gold.html https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Ancient-Copper.html Thu, 11 Jun 2026 07:00:09 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77104.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a palette designed to enable control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The palette covers the entire color spectrum with metallic colors and is divided into 20 color families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work together perfectly:<br>- BASE: Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT: Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE: Non-metallic satin glaze.<br>- AIRBRUSH: Metallic base for airbrush application.<br>Each color family acts as a self-contained color unit, but is also designed to allow combinations and blends between families.<br>This allows for color gradients, cross-reflections, or temperature variations to be created without losing visual coherence. The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique aims to represent realistic metallic surfaces with metallic colors, rather than simulating metal with flat colors, as with Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>True Metallic Metal (TMM) allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually stunning finish with less painterly artificiality, thus preserving the material diversity of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic color is not enough. TMM requires the application of the classic light and shadow principles of solid modeling, as well as working with gradients, blends, and contrasts, just like any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have sought a way to achieve realistic metallic surfaces with luster, depth, and control over light reflection. True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejo's answer to this quest. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Ancient-Copper.html https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Forged-Red.html Fri, 24 Apr 2026 09:35:07 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77105.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a palette designed to enable control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The palette covers the entire color spectrum with metallic colors and is divided into 20 color families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work together perfectly:<br>- BASE: Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT: Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE: Non-metallic satin glaze.<br>- AIRBRUSH: Metallic base for airbrush application.<br>Each color family acts as a self-contained color unit, but is also designed to allow combinations and blends between families.<br>This allows for color gradients, cross-reflections, or temperature variations to be created without losing visual coherence. The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique aims to represent realistic metallic surfaces with metallic colors, rather than simulating metal with flat colors, as with Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>True Metallic Metal (TMM) allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually stunning finish with less painterly artificiality, thus preserving the material diversity of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic color is not enough. TMM requires the application of the classic light and shadow principles of solid modeling, as well as working with gradients, blends, and contrasts, just like any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have sought a way to achieve realistic metallic surfaces with luster, depth, and control over light reflection. True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejo's answer to this quest. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Forged-Red.html https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Ruby-Red.html Wed, 15 Apr 2026 06:30:23 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77106.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a palette designed to enable control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The palette covers the entire color spectrum with metallic colors and is divided into 20 color families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work together perfectly:<br>- BASE: Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT: Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE: Non-metallic satin glaze.<br>- AIRBRUSH: Metallic base for airbrush application.<br>Each color family acts as a self-contained color unit, but is also designed to allow combinations and blends between families.<br>This allows for color gradients, cross-reflections, or temperature variations to be created without losing visual coherence. The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique aims to represent realistic metallic surfaces with metallic colors, rather than simulating metal with flat colors, as with Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>True Metallic Metal (TMM) allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually stunning finish with less painterly artificiality, thus preserving the material diversity of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic color is not enough. TMM requires the application of the classic light and shadow principles of solid modeling, as well as working with gradients, blends, and contrasts, just like any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have sought a way to achieve realistic metallic surfaces with luster, depth, and control over light reflection. True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejo's answer to this quest. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Ruby-Red.html https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Crimson-Magenta.html Mon, 08 Jun 2026 07:00:08 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77107.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a palette designed to enable control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The palette covers the entire color spectrum with metallic colors and is divided into 20 color families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work together perfectly:<br>- BASE: Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT: Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE: Non-metallic satin glaze.<br>- AIRBRUSH: Metallic base for airbrush application.<br>Each color family acts as a self-contained color unit, but is also designed to allow combinations and blends between families.<br>This allows for color gradients, cross-reflections, or temperature variations to be created without losing visual coherence. The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique aims to represent realistic metallic surfaces with metallic colors, rather than simulating metal with flat colors, as with Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>True Metallic Metal (TMM) allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually stunning finish with less painterly artificiality, thus preserving the material diversity of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic color is not enough. TMM requires the application of the classic light and shadow principles of solid modeling, as well as working with gradients, blends, and contrasts, just like any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have sought a way to achieve realistic metallic surfaces with luster, depth, and control over light reflection. True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejo's answer to this quest. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Crimson-Magenta.html https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Amethyst-Purple.html Fri, 24 Apr 2026 09:35:07 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77108.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a palette designed to enable control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The palette covers the entire color spectrum with metallic colors and is divided into 20 color families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work together perfectly:<br>- BASE: Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT: Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE: Non-metallic satin glaze.<br>- AIRBRUSH: Metallic base for airbrush application.<br>Each color family acts as a self-contained color unit, but is also designed to allow combinations and blends between families.<br>This allows for color gradients, cross-reflections, or temperature variations to be created without losing visual coherence. The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique aims to represent realistic metallic surfaces with metallic colors, rather than simulating metal with flat colors, as with Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>True Metallic Metal (TMM) allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually stunning finish with less painterly artificiality, thus preserving the material diversity of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic color is not enough. TMM requires the application of the classic light and shadow principles of solid modeling, as well as working with gradients, blends, and contrasts, just like any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have sought a way to achieve realistic metallic surfaces with luster, depth, and control over light reflection. True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejo's answer to this quest. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Amethyst-Purple.html https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Celestial-Violet.html Wed, 15 Apr 2026 06:30:23 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77109.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a palette designed to enable control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The palette covers the entire color spectrum with metallic colors and is divided into 20 color families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work together perfectly:<br>- BASE: Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT: Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE: Non-metallic satin glaze.<br>- AIRBRUSH: Metallic base for airbrush application.<br>Each color family acts as a self-contained color unit, but is also designed to allow combinations and blends between families.<br>This allows for color gradients, cross-reflections, or temperature variations to be created without losing visual coherence. The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique aims to represent realistic metallic surfaces with metallic colors, rather than simulating metal with flat colors, as with Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>True Metallic Metal (TMM) allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually stunning finish with less painterly artificiality, thus preserving the material diversity of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic color is not enough. TMM requires the application of the classic light and shadow principles of solid modeling, as well as working with gradients, blends, and contrasts, just like any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have sought a way to achieve realistic metallic surfaces with luster, depth, and control over light reflection. True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejo's answer to this quest. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Celestial-Violet.html https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Ultramarine-Blue.html Wed, 15 Apr 2026 06:30:23 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77110.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a palette designed to enable control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The palette covers the entire color spectrum with metallic colors and is divided into 20 color families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work together perfectly:<br>- BASE: Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT: Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE: Non-metallic satin glaze.<br>- AIRBRUSH: Metallic base for airbrush application.<br>Each color family acts as a self-contained color unit, but is also designed to allow combinations and blends between families.<br>This allows for color gradients, cross-reflections, or temperature variations to be created without losing visual coherence. The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique aims to represent realistic metallic surfaces with metallic colors, rather than simulating metal with flat colors, as with Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>True Metallic Metal (TMM) allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually stunning finish with less painterly artificiality, thus preserving the material diversity of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic color is not enough. TMM requires the application of the classic light and shadow principles of solid modeling, as well as working with gradients, blends, and contrasts, just like any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have sought a way to achieve realistic metallic surfaces with luster, depth, and control over light reflection. True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejo's answer to this quest. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Ultramarine-Blue.html https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Sapphire-Blue.html Thu, 16 Apr 2026 07:50:12 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77111.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a palette designed to enable control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The palette covers the entire color spectrum with metallic colors and is divided into 20 color families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work together perfectly:<br>- BASE: Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT: Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE: Non-metallic satin glaze.<br>- AIRBRUSH: Metallic base for airbrush application.<br>Each color family acts as a self-contained color unit, but is also designed to allow combinations and blends between families.<br>This allows for color gradients, cross-reflections, or temperature variations to be created without losing visual coherence. The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique aims to represent realistic metallic surfaces with metallic colors, rather than simulating metal with flat colors, as with Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>True Metallic Metal (TMM) allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually stunning finish with less painterly artificiality, thus preserving the material diversity of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic color is not enough. TMM requires the application of the classic light and shadow principles of solid modeling, as well as working with gradients, blends, and contrasts, just like any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have sought a way to achieve realistic metallic surfaces with luster, depth, and control over light reflection. True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejo's answer to this quest. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Sapphire-Blue.html https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Hydra-Turquoise.html Fri, 24 Apr 2026 09:35:07 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77112.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a palette designed to enable control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The palette covers the entire color spectrum with metallic colors and is divided into 20 color families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work together perfectly:<br>- BASE: Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT: Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE: Non-metallic satin glaze.<br>- AIRBRUSH: Metallic base for airbrush application.<br>Each color family acts as a self-contained color unit, but is also designed to allow combinations and blends between families.<br>This allows for color gradients, cross-reflections, or temperature variations to be created without losing visual coherence. The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique aims to represent realistic metallic surfaces with metallic colors, rather than simulating metal with flat colors, as with Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>True Metallic Metal (TMM) allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually stunning finish with less painterly artificiality, thus preserving the material diversity of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic color is not enough. TMM requires the application of the classic light and shadow principles of solid modeling, as well as working with gradients, blends, and contrasts, just like any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have sought a way to achieve realistic metallic surfaces with luster, depth, and control over light reflection. True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejo's answer to this quest. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Hydra-Turquoise.html https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Beetle-Green.html Wed, 03 Jun 2026 07:25:09 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77113.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a palette designed to enable control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The palette covers the entire color spectrum with metallic colors and is divided into 20 color families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work together perfectly:<br>- BASE: Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT: Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE: Non-metallic satin glaze.<br>- AIRBRUSH: Metallic base for airbrush application.<br>Each color family acts as a self-contained color unit, but is also designed to allow combinations and blends between families.<br>This allows for color gradients, cross-reflections, or temperature variations to be created without losing visual coherence. The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique aims to represent realistic metallic surfaces with metallic colors, rather than simulating metal with flat colors, as with Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>True Metallic Metal (TMM) allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually stunning finish with less painterly artificiality, thus preserving the material diversity of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic color is not enough. TMM requires the application of the classic light and shadow principles of solid modeling, as well as working with gradients, blends, and contrasts, just like any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have sought a way to achieve realistic metallic surfaces with luster, depth, and control over light reflection. True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejo's answer to this quest. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Beetle-Green.html https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Dusken-Green.html Wed, 03 Jun 2026 07:25:09 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77114.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a palette designed to enable control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The palette covers the entire color spectrum with metallic colors and is divided into 20 color families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work together perfectly:<br>- BASE: Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT: Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE: Non-metallic satin glaze.<br>- AIRBRUSH: Metallic base for airbrush application.<br>Each color family acts as a self-contained color unit, but is also designed to allow combinations and blends between families.<br>This allows for color gradients, cross-reflections, or temperature variations to be created without losing visual coherence. The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique aims to represent realistic metallic surfaces with metallic colors, rather than simulating metal with flat colors, as with Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>True Metallic Metal (TMM) allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually stunning finish with less painterly artificiality, thus preserving the material diversity of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic color is not enough. TMM requires the application of the classic light and shadow principles of solid modeling, as well as working with gradients, blends, and contrasts, just like any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have sought a way to achieve realistic metallic surfaces with luster, depth, and control over light reflection. True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejo's answer to this quest. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Dusken-Green.html https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Amber-Green.html Wed, 03 Jun 2026 07:25:09 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77115.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a palette designed to enable control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The palette covers the entire color spectrum with metallic colors and is divided into 20 color families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work together perfectly:<br>- BASE: Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT: Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE: Non-metallic satin glaze.<br>- AIRBRUSH: Metallic base for airbrush application.<br>Each color family acts as a self-contained color unit, but is also designed to allow combinations and blends between families.<br>This allows for color gradients, cross-reflections, or temperature variations to be created without losing visual coherence. The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique aims to represent realistic metallic surfaces with metallic colors, rather than simulating metal with flat colors, as with Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>True Metallic Metal (TMM) allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually stunning finish with less painterly artificiality, thus preserving the material diversity of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic color is not enough. TMM requires the application of the classic light and shadow principles of solid modeling, as well as working with gradients, blends, and contrasts, just like any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have sought a way to achieve realistic metallic surfaces with luster, depth, and control over light reflection. True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejo's answer to this quest. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Amber-Green.html https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Greenish-Gold.html Thu, 11 Jun 2026 07:00:09 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77116.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a palette designed to enable control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The palette covers the entire color spectrum with metallic colors and is divided into 20 color families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work together perfectly:<br>- BASE: Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT: Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE: Non-metallic satin glaze.<br>- AIRBRUSH: Metallic base for airbrush application.<br>Each color family acts as a self-contained color unit, but is also designed to allow combinations and blends between families.<br>This allows for color gradients, cross-reflections, or temperature variations to be created without losing visual coherence. The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique aims to represent realistic metallic surfaces with metallic colors, rather than simulating metal with flat colors, as with Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>True Metallic Metal (TMM) allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually stunning finish with less painterly artificiality, thus preserving the material diversity of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic color is not enough. TMM requires the application of the classic light and shadow principles of solid modeling, as well as working with gradients, blends, and contrasts, just like any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have sought a way to achieve realistic metallic surfaces with luster, depth, and control over light reflection. True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejo's answer to this quest. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Greenish-Gold.html https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Arcane-Gold.html Thu, 11 Jun 2026 07:00:09 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77117.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a palette designed to enable control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The palette covers the entire color spectrum with metallic colors and is divided into 20 color families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work together perfectly:<br>- BASE: Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT: Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE: Non-metallic satin glaze.<br>- AIRBRUSH: Metallic base for airbrush application.<br>Each color family acts as a self-contained color unit, but is also designed to allow combinations and blends between families.<br>This allows for color gradients, cross-reflections, or temperature variations to be created without losing visual coherence. The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique aims to represent realistic metallic surfaces with metallic colors, rather than simulating metal with flat colors, as with Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>True Metallic Metal (TMM) allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually stunning finish with less painterly artificiality, thus preserving the material diversity of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic color is not enough. TMM requires the application of the classic light and shadow principles of solid modeling, as well as working with gradients, blends, and contrasts, just like any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have sought a way to achieve realistic metallic surfaces with luster, depth, and control over light reflection. True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejo's answer to this quest. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Arcane-Gold.html https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Rusty-Metal.html Thu, 11 Jun 2026 07:00:09 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77118.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a palette designed to enable control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The palette covers the entire color spectrum with metallic colors and is divided into 20 color families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work together perfectly:<br>- BASE: Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT: Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE: Non-metallic satin glaze.<br>- AIRBRUSH: Metallic base for airbrush application.<br>Each color family acts as a self-contained color unit, but is also designed to allow combinations and blends between families.<br>This allows for color gradients, cross-reflections, or temperature variations to be created without losing visual coherence. The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique aims to represent realistic metallic surfaces with metallic colors, rather than simulating metal with flat colors, as with Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>True Metallic Metal (TMM) allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually stunning finish with less painterly artificiality, thus preserving the material diversity of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic color is not enough. TMM requires the application of the classic light and shadow principles of solid modeling, as well as working with gradients, blends, and contrasts, just like any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have sought a way to achieve realistic metallic surfaces with luster, depth, and control over light reflection. True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejo's answer to this quest. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Rusty-Metal.html https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Aged-Metal.html Wed, 10 Jun 2026 06:55:08 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77119.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a palette designed to enable control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The palette covers the entire color spectrum with metallic colors and is divided into 20 color families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work together perfectly:<br>- BASE: Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT: Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE: Non-metallic satin glaze.<br>- AIRBRUSH: Metallic base for airbrush application.<br>Each color family acts as a self-contained color unit, but is also designed to allow combinations and blends between families.<br>This allows for color gradients, cross-reflections, or temperature variations to be created without losing visual coherence. The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique aims to represent realistic metallic surfaces with metallic colors, rather than simulating metal with flat colors, as with Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>True Metallic Metal (TMM) allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually stunning finish with less painterly artificiality, thus preserving the material diversity of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic color is not enough. TMM requires the application of the classic light and shadow principles of solid modeling, as well as working with gradients, blends, and contrasts, just like any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have sought a way to achieve realistic metallic surfaces with luster, depth, and control over light reflection. True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejo's answer to this quest. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Aged-Metal.html https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Obsidian-Black.html Wed, 03 Jun 2026 07:25:09 +0200 <img src='https://www.zinnfigur.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_245_75/340_77120.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5>Vallejo presents True Metallic Metal (TMM), a palette designed to enable control, consistency, and spectacular results through simple, effective techniques for painting metallic surfaces on miniatures. The palette covers the entire color spectrum with metallic colors and is divided into 20 color families. Each family includes four sub-ranges that work together perfectly:<br>- BASE: Main metallic tone.<br>- LIGHT: Metallic highlight.<br>- SHADE: Non-metallic satin glaze.<br>- AIRBRUSH: Metallic base for airbrush application.<br>Each color family acts as a self-contained color unit, but is also designed to allow combinations and blends between families.<br>This allows for color gradients, cross-reflections, or temperature variations to be created without losing visual coherence. The True Metallic Metal (TMM) technique aims to represent realistic metallic surfaces with metallic colors, rather than simulating metal with flat colors, as with Non-Metallic Metal (NMM).<br>True Metallic Metal (TMM) allows painters to achieve natural reflections and a visually stunning finish with less painterly artificiality, thus preserving the material diversity of metal in miniature.<br>To master this technique, simply using a metallic color is not enough. TMM requires the application of the classic light and shadow principles of solid modeling, as well as working with gradients, blends, and contrasts, just like any other non-metallic finish. For years, painters have sought a way to achieve realistic metallic surfaces with luster, depth, and control over light reflection. True Metallic Metal (TMM) is Vallejo's answer to this quest. https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Paints-Tools/Paints/Vallejo-Colors/TMM-True-Metallic-Metal-Single-Paints/TMM-Light-Obsidian-Black.html