What is NMM (Non-Metallic Metal)?
NMM (Non-Metallic Metal) is one of the essential techniques every miniature painter should master. It can transform your models from basic to exceptional.
Materials You'll Need
- Quality brushes (size varies by technique)
- Appropriate paints (we'll cover which ones work best)
- Palette for mixing
- Clean water and paper towels
Step-by-Step Instructions
Follow these steps to master NMM (Non-Metallic Metal):
- Prepare your miniature with proper priming
- Apply your base colors and let them dry
- Begin the nmm (non-metallic metal) process with thinned paints
- Build up layers gradually for best results
- Finish with any necessary touch-ups
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Using paint that's too thick
- Rushing the process
- Not cleaning your brush frequently
- Applying too much pressure
Pro Tips
Experienced painters recommend practicing nmm (non-metallic metal) on test models first. The key is patience and consistency.
Best Paints for NMM (Non-Metallic Metal)
While any quality acrylic paint can work, some brands excel at nmm (non-metallic metal). Check our paint matcher to find equivalents across different brands.