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

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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. For each different texture paint, I have tried to provide pictures that accurately display what it is you are getting from the paint. From the GW pictures, it looks like it should end up with the flatter surface, but mine just did not. Please note our Royal Mail service is not tracked, and if you require tracking for your parcel, you should choose UPS at checkout. I have some bases I did when these paints first came out years ago, and they are still going strong.

Simply shake the paint pot, apply it to the desired areas of your miniature using a brush or sponge, and let it dry. This means the texture paint will now be in a clear pot (24 ml) and it will say “Technical” instead of “Texture” on the pot.

All of our paints are non-toxic, water-based acrylic that are designed for use on plastic, metal, and resin Citadel miniatures.

Astrogranite: This thick grey paint is full of bits of debris – apply it straight onto the base of your miniature and then drybrush it to bring out the texture. They are designed to give your miniatures a unique look and texture, with a wide variety of colors and textures available.The Citadel Technical Range offers a wide variety of paints specially formulated to create unique textures, finishes, and effects on your miniatures. I think the two earth crackle paint would be my best suggestion if you want to do the simplest base possible (just put the texture on, drybrush and stop there). 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).

Whether you're a hobbyist lOOking to add extra depth to your collection or a professional painter aiming to showcase your skills, these paints will help you achieve stunning results. A beginning painter might not know this, making their representation quite far from how the base actually looks. It replaces the earlier snow pigment GW made and is my opinion very good compared to what GW made earlier. In my opinion, Citadel Technical Paints are worth it if you’re looking for a way to add unique effects to your models without having to use complicated techniques or materials. A new texture paint, Mordant Earth, has arrived (still need to update this post with the new paint).Designed to unleash your creativity and enhance your painting projects, these technical paints are a must-have for hobbyists, gamers, and professional painters alike.