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Games Workshop Layer paints have a lighter pigment count than base paints, meaning they can be applied in multiple layers to help bring out extra detail on your miniatures. They’re particularly great for edge highlighting. Layer – Step 1 Apply Layer paints to your palette and thin them to the consistency you want with water. Then, apply them over the base paints into areas where you want a brighter colour. Layer – Step 2 If you want to pick out details and make them pop then succssive applications of Layer paints, working from darker to brighter, will let you highlight areas so they stand out.

Games Workshop Layer paints have a lighter pigment count than base paints, meaning they can be applied in multiple layers to help bring out extra detail on your miniatures. They’re particularly great for edge highlighting. Layer – Step 1 Apply Layer paints to your palette and thin them to the consistency you want with water. Then, apply them over the base paints into areas where you want a brighter colour. Layer – Step 2 If you want to pick out details and make them pop then succssive applications of Layer paints, working from darker to brighter, will let you highlight areas so they stand out.

Games Workshop Layer paints have a lighter pigment count than base paints, meaning they can be applied in multiple layers to help bring out extra detail on your miniatures. They’re particularly great for edge highlighting. Layer – Step 1 Apply Layer paints to your palette and thin them to the consistency you want with water. Then, apply them over the base paints into areas where you want a brighter colour. Layer – Step 2 If you want to pick out details and make them pop then succssive applications of Layer paints, working from darker to brighter, will let you highlight areas so they stand out.

Games Workshop Layer paints have a lighter pigment count than base paints, meaning they can be applied in multiple layers to help bring out extra detail on your miniatures. They’re particularly great for edge highlighting. Layer – Step 1 Apply Layer paints to your palette and thin them to the consistency you want with water. Then, apply them over the base paints into areas where you want a brighter colour. Layer – Step 2 If you want to pick out details and make them pop then succssive applications of Layer paints, working from darker to brighter, will let you highlight areas so they stand out.

Games Workshop Layer paints have a lighter pigment count than base paints, meaning they can be applied in multiple layers to help bring out extra detail on your miniatures. They’re particularly great for edge highlighting. Layer – Step 1 Apply Layer paints to your palette and thin them to the consistency you want with water. Then, apply them over the base paints into areas where you want a brighter colour. Layer – Step 2 If you want to pick out details and make them pop then succssive applications of Layer paints, working from darker to brighter, will let you highlight areas so they stand out.

Ideal for filling in small gaps on miniatures, Liquid Green Stuff has been designed for hobbyists and enthusiasts who want a smooth, even finish when converting or modifying their models. Water soluble, with a striking label making it stand out from your Citadel paints, Liquid Green Stuff can be easily filed down with a Citadel File once set. Contains 12ml of Liquid Green Stuff.

Features a light ox hair and synthetic blend of bristles for stiffness and durability. The flat profile means a consistent coverage on raised areas - ideal for drybrushing

The Citadel Mixed Base Pack 1 from the modelling accesories range provides a set of figure bases for Warhammer and Games Workshop models. Includes 20 32mm Round Bases 3 50mm Round Bases 5 75mm x 46mm Oval Bases

The Citadel Mixed Base Pack 2 from the modelling accesories range provides a set of figure bases for Warhammer and Games Workshop models. Includes 10 25mm Round Bases 5 40mm Round Bases 5 60mm x 35mm Oval Bases 3 90mm x 52mm Oval Bases

The incredibly popular mouldline remover has been redesigned by the Citadel Tools team to be more useful than ever. Features  Longer and thinner nose, roughly half the size of the previous version, reaches every nook and cranny while increasing visibility and precision Ergonomic handle is tapered in the front, allowing you to change to a pencil-like control grip for fine work, with a chunky base to allow greater comfort and reduce hand fatigue during normal use Notched back designed to clean up the tapered edges of your bases, making it quick and easy to get a paint-ready finish

First, there was the humble Citadel Painting Handle – this simple tool was a runaway hit, making it easy to paint your model and eat a bacon sandwich without ruining your finish. Then they got bigger, sprouted arms to aid assembly, and even turned red so you could spot special models when batch-painting. This updated Citadel Colour: Painting Handle is the biggest improvement on the revolutionary tool since its inception. Our design team has retained everything that made the original great, while evolving the design based on hard-won experience. By removing much of the bulk in the spring-loaded upper clasp, it’s easier than ever to reach all around – and under – your models. The grip is more ergonomic, sitting comfortably in your palm for fatigue-free marathon painting sessions. The redesigned shape of the base improves the balance and distribution of weight, allowing us to make it even taller while reducing accidental knock-downs. The painting handle holds 25mm, 28mm, 32mm and 40mm bases. If you love using your painting handles, you’ll love these even more.

Games Workshop Shade paints make adding realistic shadows and lowlights to your models easy. They are designed to run into the recesses of your miniatures, providing excellent results with minimal effort. Base – Step 1 You can either apply Shades straight from the pot to your miniature or thin them on your palette. Then apply them to the areas you want them to shade. Base – Step 2 If you’ve applied too much, wick the paint off with a wet brush. If you want to create more contrast, or cleaner surfaces, re-apply your Base or Layer paints to the raised areas.