The Army Painter Warpaint Corpse Pale Highly pigmented water-based acrylic paint, suitable for painting tabletop miniatures, board game figures and miniatures for RPGs role play

Large selection - Our range of Warpaints colours allows you to paint board games and tabletop Wargames miniatures. The 96 Warpaints acrylic paints only need to be shaken slightly and can be used directly. All you have to do is choose the appropriate colours from the range and you can start painting your models - for example your Warhammer, Dungeons and Dragons and Star Wars models. High-quality pigments - Warpaints paints have been developed for user-friendly application and allow you to paint your models quickly and efficiently for the game table. We use pigments for our Warpaints which ensures maximum coverage. Due to the very fine pigmentation, Warpaints can also be applied with an airbrush gun or diluted with a varnish, which also leads to excellent results. Precise and easily squeezable bottles - Our Warpaints acrylic paints are available in lightweight 18 ml bottles with exact drip shape, so that the paint can be easily applied in exact quantities without the risk of it drying out in the air. Non-toxic and environmentally friendly - Our Warpaints acrylic paints carry the Nordic Swan Ecolabel, which aims to reduce the environmental impact of production and consumption of goods overall. Furthermore, our paints are non-toxic and harmless for anyone starting with miniature painting as well as advanced hobbyists and hobbyists who value their health without compromising on the quality of their hobby equipment and painting accessories. Eim gaming developed - 'The Army Painter' - an idea of the old gamers Bo Penstoft and Jonas Færing - "We wanted to produce the colours and accessories that we would have used well on our way to experienced Warpainter and gamers. Our goal with 'The Army Painter' is to give you equipment that allows you to paint great models and on the other hand is so easy that more time to play., Weight: 0.05 Pounds, Manufacturer: The Army Painter