KitMaker Network :: Putty for Zimmerit (2025)

FAQs

What is the best putty for Zimmerit? ›

Milliput Epoxy Putty is a good way to do Zimmerit. It takes over 30mins (for the 'normal' Milliput, not the 'super fine!) to become hard(ish) and can be worked easily with the help of various tools and water.

I recommend Zimm-it-rite as the best material for modelling Zimmerit. So, using putty, either Green Putty, Milliput or Zimm-it-rite, I recommend the use Zimm-it-rite however, follow the steps below to produce an authentic and in scale Zimmerit pattern.

Razor saws, Zimmerit stampers, Tamiya Zimmerit tools, Trumpeter Zimmerit tools etc of them can work fairly well. If time isn't a factor thin rolled Milliput Super Fine and a small screwdriver or stamper are the best of the best in my experience.

There was concern that the Allies would copy this weapon, so Zimmerit, a paste applied to German tanks and assault guns, was devised as a countermeasure. Although it was not fully anti-magnetic, the thickness of the paste and its patterned application was meant to reduce a magnet's ability to stick to the tank.

Wood putty and wood filler are two popular compounds used to repair wooden objects. Wood putty is great for covering up nail holes, scratches, dings, and small gouges. Wood putty does not harden, making it ideal for outdoor use. Wood filler is stainable and sandable, whereas wood putty is not.

It was used to produce a hard layer covering the metal armor of the vehicle, providing enough separation that magnetically attached anti-tank mines would fail to stick to the vehicle, despite Germany being the only country to use magnetic anti-tank mines in numbers.

Despite the results of the tests proving Zimmerit wasn't flammable, the Germans too dropped it.

Some, but not all. The Tiger 1 entered production in April of 1942, but Zimmerit wasn't introduced until November 1943. So any Tiger 1 built before November 43 wouldn't have had Zimmerit applied.

All Panther tanks produced after August 1943 had the Zimmerit anti-magnetic tank coding as a defense against magnetic anti tank mines.

Pretty much any tank or closed top tank destroyer would have used it. So yes any Panzer IV operational during that time period should have had zimmermitt installed. On the other hand, most Panzer IVs only had Zimmerit on the hull and turret front and hull rear, since the sides were protected by the skirts already.

Which type of wall putty is best? ›

If you are looking to buy the best type of wall putty for your walls, you can choose from the two best options - Nerolac Acrylic Wall Putty and Nerolac Cement Wall Putty. They are ideal for both your home renovation projects as well as for revamping wall paint for your commercial space.

Birla White's Wallseal Waterproof Putty is certified as 'Best Waterproof Putty' by Karvy Insights Limited.

Both plumbers putty and epoxy pipe lining use epoxy for sealing water leaks. However, plumbers putty goes on the outside of plumbing pipes in order to temporarily stop a leak, while epoxy pipe lining is used to permanently stop leaks and restore the integrity of the plumbing pipe.

Green Stuff is often the preferred epoxy putty of wargamers. It is flexible and gives a fine cut, making it ideal for adding intricate details to goblins, orcs, and other fantasy creatures. For highly-detailed Warhammer, Dungeons & Dragons and other fantasy work, it is perfect.