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

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I take a texture brush, load it with a dollop of the technical paint, and slap on a good amount on my working surface. The plastic tool will flex when you apply pressure which also makes it easier to flatten bumps in the paste and create a smooth, even surface.

From the GW pictures, it looks like it should end up with the flatter surface, but mine just did not. 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). These paints can be mixed with regular paint to create interesting textures such as mud, sand, stone, or even snow. When first I had it on the base it was manageable to move it around – but also a bit tricky at times.This could be due to the consistency of texture applied to the base, a difference in how old the pots were and so on. It features a thick grey base infused with actual bits of debris, adding an authentic texture to your miniatures. If you have received a product that has a manufacturing fault, which includes missing items from within a box/blister, then you must notify us of it within 12 months of receipt of your goods. These programs are designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to these affiliated sites. For example mix your own glazes or water down paints without losing the pigment strength or turn new into old by adding dirt and rust to models.

Each paint in the Citadel Technical Range is carefully formulated to achieve specific effects and textures. Stirland Mud: A thick, brown paint that comes loaded with texture, it can be used to give the effect of mud, soil, or dirt. After about 5 hours the material was dry enough to handle, but I would recommend you just leave the texture overnight to make sure it dries completely before handling.Churned earth, grisly gore, rust and corrosion or spectral glows – each makes for an eye-catching way to finish your miniatures. It can take between 10-30 minutes for a layer of technical paint to dry depending on the ambient humidity and temperature of your room. Overall, Citadel Technical Paints offer great value for money and are worth considering if you want to add some extra detail to your miniatures or terrain pieces.