Games Workshop Citadel Pot de Peinture - Technical Texture Astrogranite Debris (24ml)

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But, there are three good reason for why Citadel textured products are popular and worth the investment. Each technical paint reacts in a unique manner to create natural, or unnatural effects, where appropriate.

The grit in the paints is made of plastic microbeads which is very bad for the environment if you flush excess material in the drain (do not do that! A new texture paint, Mordant Earth, has arrived (still need to update this post with the new paint). Let us know Spray Paint Clamps,Model Painting Stand Base (19 x 14 Holes) and 26PCS Alligator Clip Sticks Set (with Durable Rubber Tips) Modeling Tools for Airbrush Spray, for Model Parts Holder (7. You will see two versions per paint, one where the texture is used sparingly, and one where I have used the texture paint liberally. Also, it is hard to know how much texture GW has applied to their bases (the top down view is not the best for that).Note here, that the brand alternative are from the Vallejo Texture Gel range which also offers an array of textured mediums to add context and thematic interest to your miniatures and models. I do not find this a huge problem, because I just glue my tufts, skulls and other bits on the newly opened spots, but you need to be aware of this before drybrushing them. The US Moon landing in 1969 first gave us a real view of what Warhammer 40k xenomorphs may have seen as they prepared for the invasion of Terra.

Agrellan Earth: For an intriguing visual effect of parched, cracked earth, Agrellan Earth is the perfect solution. Whether you're working on fantasy creatures, sci-fi vehicles, or historical figures, these paints allow you to add the perfect finishing touches that bring your models to life. It replaces the earlier snow pigment GW made and is my opinion very good compared to what GW made earlier. Even after the paint has dried a bit in one of my pots, it did not ruin it and it still cracked as it should.The snow effect sticks on surprisingly quickly and was very easy to apply and just behaves like you would think it should behave. A beginning painter might not know this, making their representation quite far from how the base actually looks. In this article, I share my love for the Astrogranite Debris Citadel Technical Paint which I use to base and texturize models, and all without a lot of effort. Make it look natural, as though the ground itself experienced the ages and eons of whatever atmosphere you’re envisioning.

This gives more credence to me thinking that my pot might have a crack in it, and the paint has gotten too much air. Simply shake the paint pot, apply it to the desired areas of your miniature using a brush or sponge, and let it dry.

Citadel Technical paints have been designed to help painters achieve a range of different paint effects on their miniatures. They are designed to give your miniatures a unique look and texture, with a wide variety of colors and textures available. These paints can be mixed with regular paint to create interesting textures such as mud, sand, stone, or even snow. This is where you will find any My Little Pony, Monster High, Barbie or Polly Pocket items that we may have in from time to time. Minimal painting effort on top of the material will make it look great (and help differentiate it from others who have used the same material).