4.7/5
Simply apply and watch as it flows into panel lines to highlight details. Once dried, any excess can be cleaned up using enamel thinner.
A fine brush on the cap enables pinpoint application and removes the need for palettes, etc.
Contents: 40ml
Made In Japan
$234
This is wonderful stuff! I tried it on a model of a star destroyer, and it filled in all the little lines along the hull. Since it relies on the capillary effect, very little is required. Additionally, it gives corners on models some weathering and draws attention to the attention-grabbing details. The lid has a tiny brush that is really useful and linked to it. In essence, this is a wash. Although it dries quickly on the model, the lines and edges show up enough darkly. It seems to dislike some paint colors, but it could also be a result of the coating's thickness. Test it first on your model. Overall, it's a fun to use and produces some pretty amazing results. There are several tutorial videos on YouTube.
4.7/5
Improve flow through needle on Air Brush
Each bottle contains an eyedropper device
Presented in plastic bottles of 60ml
$234
Absolutely effective. This is ideal if you experience acrylic paint drying too quickly from the airbrush tip and clogging the airbrush.The dry time as well as how the paint throws and lays will be impacted if you add too much, so be careful. However, gravity fed airbrushes will only need one to two drops, and the purchase is completely worthwhile.I can spray for 4 to 8 minutes with this without needing to clean the brush. That's either a gradual, systematic spray or a rapid spray before it clogs. I could increase it to three refills, but staying ahead of any drying is preferable to having your brush dry mid-spray.For best control, I'd advise adding "needle juice" or vegetable glycerin.
4.6/5
9 bottles (Gloss Yellow, Red, Dark Blue, Green, Black, White, Gold, Silver, Thinner); Accessories: 1 paint brush and tray
Also in Thinner
Black or White
Gold or Silver
Gloss Yellow or Red
Dark Blue or Green
$234
I started using Testors acrylic paints a year ago when I first started making models. They seemed to dry more rapidly and produce fewer fumes than these enamel paints, which is why I preferred them. But using acrylics, I was never able to get a good finish. Because I consistently received dark or bright areas all over the model, I was inspired to attempt these enamels.I used these for the first time, and it looked dreadful. You must stir the colors, I learned after conducting some online investigation. (Don't laugh; I'll confess it; I had no idea better.) My models all had more consistent finishes once I did that. The price you must pay to have a decent paint job is that these take longer to dry and do emit fumes. Although I did try to agitate the acrylics, the enamels still came out looking superior, I should point out.For those of you who are curious, this kit also comes with a paintbrush and paint thinner. Never forget to clean your brush with thinner (another thing I never did until recently).
4.6/5
FOR BEGINNERS AND VETERANS ALIKE - This superb and popular miniatures paint set for warhammer 40k figures, reaper miniatures, battletech miniature and other wargame models includes the best possible quality paints, metallics and washes available today that can be used by wargame painters of all levels
FANTASTIC CONSISTENCY AND COLOR PIGMENT - Each bottle in this plastic model paint set is 0.6 oz/18 ml. They are not too thick and not too watery; offers great quality coverage and usability with just the right viscosity, making it easy to manipulate and work with
GREAT DEAL SAVINGS - The Army Painter Mega Paint Set 3 offers excellent value for your money. You can save about 20% if you get this terrific Warhammer paint set rather than buy one bottle of plastic model paint at a time
EASY-TO-SQUEEZE DROPPER BOTTLE - The dropper cap system enables you to administer the exact amounts of paint you need without having to open the lid all the time. This ergonomic design prevents wastage and drying out the paint even when left opened while you’re painting miniatures
COMPLETE SET OF 50 WARGAMER MINIATURE PAINTS + 1 DETAIL PAINT BRUSH - An exceptional model paint set that includes 50 Warpaints: 39 nontoxic acrylic miniatures paints, 5 metallics, 4 Quickshade Washes and 2 Effects paints; 1 triangular-handled Regiment detail paint brush and a detail-rich painting guide
$234
Painting for more than 15 years, on and off. I've used craft paint from Wal-Mart, Citadel, Vallejo, and P3.Let's begin with the advantages: A great deal for the money. The paints in this set cost (approximately) $1.60 for 18 mL bottles, compared to GW/$4.25 Citadel's for 12mL pots. The bottles outperform painting pots by a wide margin. In order to save paint over time, you can drop a precise amount of paint onto your palette before capping it. High-quality paints typically require one or two applications to cover a surface. The metallics deserve special notice because they avoid looking like "glitter paint" and coat quite nicely. A great selection of colors, 4 washes/inks, and 2 technical paints are included to get you started. The bristles of the brush are of exceptional quality, and its triangular shape is comfortable in your hand. The holding trays make it straightforward and quick to organize your paints. The user guide provides helpful introductory advice in an easy-to-read manner.Now for the drawbacks:The bottles weren't arranged in any particular order; metallics were next to acrylics, reds were next to blues, etc. One color had seeped into the packaging and some of the bottle tops were misaligned.- If you tip the holding trays over, your paint will fall out because they only function when they are flat. The acrylic medium and pigment of Army Painter paints frequently separate, which is their main drawback. To avoid getting watery medium followed by thick pigment when you want to squirt paint onto your palette if you don't shake a pot for 30 seconds to several minutes before applying it.Overall, this bundle is quite valuable and I heartily endorse it for anyone just starting out in the sport. In my case, back into. :D
4.6/5
FREE HOBBY HIGHLIGHTING BRUSH — Made from the finest quality Toray synthetic hair, this highlight detailing brush is a great all-around brush for making detailed highlights on your warhammer figures and other military models; has a sharp tip for hard-to-get areas on a miniature
GREAT GIFT FOR NOVICE ARTISTS AND VETERAN PAINTERS — This model paint set is a great birthday present or gift for any occasions for beginners who just got into the hobby of miniature painting and for advanced painters who need to replenish the basic colors for their already existing paints set
DROPPER CAP TO PREVENT DRYING — Get the exact amount you need with the ergonomically designed dropper bottle, so you won’t be wasting any paint. The colors are highly pigmented; give the bottle a good shake before you squeeze
SUPERB CONSISTENCY FOR EASY APPLICATION — The Army Painter’s range of primary color acrylic paints, metallic paint and miniature wash is lauded because of their perfect consistency; neither too thick nor too thin, which makes them easy to apply and manipulate
AFFORDABLE YET SUPERIOR QUALITY — Our price is more affordable than other known wargame paint brands. You’ll only pay about a couple of dollars for each 0.6oz/18 ml bottle yet get premium quality paints from The Army Painter miniature starter set, a fantastic deal you shouldn’t miss
$234
For painting miniatures on a tight budget, consider using Army Painter. You get a great brush, a metallic, a shade/wash, and a fair selection of colors in this kit. Although you can always blend colors to get there, I wish it came with an orange and a purple (this is where the minus one star came from). Additionally, it came with a helpful instruction manual that offered some helpful advice on how to get the most of the paint and wash.Although I liked that the paints came in droppers, I do advise giving them a good shake before each use. When you first use the bottle, there will also be one or two globs of medium in the nozzle, but I consider this to be a benefit because it prevents the paint from drying out while it is being stored. Additionally, you should typically thin your paints before applying them to the model in order to avoid applying too much and clogging up your details. In addition, unless the model clearly states that it is already primed, I advise cleaning models with a light soapy water mixture, drying them, and priming them before painting. This will improve the paint's ability to "stick" and "flow" on your model's surface.I would repurchase this package and suggest it to anyone who wants to begin painting miniatures.
4.4/5
Many Reaper miniatures must also be glued together such as certain limbs and weapons.
Reaper minatures are 28mm scale.
For more information on miniatures visit Reapermini.com
Miniatures vary from 1/4in to 3in depending on the item.
Miniatures are supplied unpainted and assembly and prep work may be required.
$234
I should probably start by noting that I have never painted a mini or anything else. I'm the total newbie/novice. I was hoping to learn how to paint the miniatures that come with the new board game Gloomhaven because I am the proud owner of it.A beautiful box with plenty of space for new paints is included with the kit. Really, it just comes with enough paint to cover the figurines that are supplied. It's excellent for learning from, but it won't last if you want to move on to more complex painting.The provided brushes appear to be quite subpar. Better than those from Walmart, for sure, but I paid around $14 for a decent one.The directions were a huge assistance to me as a total beginner. The amount of water to use while thinning your paints into washes became very exact. It's also nice to begin with a very simple skeleton and progress to more intricate forms.I stayed fairly close to the book's directions with the help of a few youtube tips. One significant change was that I chose to prime my miniatures before painting them.Overall, I'm pleased with the outcomes. My paints were not diluted nearly enough. I neglected to dab my brush before applying the wash, thus it was applied very thickly. Although my results may not look good, I am aware of my mistakes and aim to do better. These miniatures will remain in their current state as a memento of my beginnings. These guys were a blast to paint, and I want to do many more.TL; DR: I'm a new painter who's amazed at how much I learned with this learn-to-paint kit.I've included a couple images to demonstrate my findings.
4.4/5
Packaging: In bottle sizes of 17, 60 and 200 ml
Surface Primer can be cleaned easily using water
It is recommended to avoid mixing Surface Primer with alcohol and/or solvents Apply with airbrush or brush
$234
Although it didn't fulfill my demands, I still think this is a fantastic product. To use as a primer on my unpainted, plaster of Paris (gypsum), Christmas buildings, I bought Vallejo grey primer. Since I have been painting these kinds of houses since the middle of the 1990s and am constantly looking to improve the procedure for a better job, I thought I would try it on my own houses.I am aware that this is mostly intended for use with an air sprayer and plastic models or other non-porous objects. I applied plaster of Paris with a brush. It applied easily, and after letting it dry, I enjoyed the way it looked and how smooth it felt. However, I soon discovered that I liked the drag and absorption that my acrylic paints had directly on the gypsum to the smoother application of the paints with the primer on the house as I began painting the houses. The primer wasn't the best fit for my needs, but I can understand from my experience as a child working with plastic models that it would perform excellent on such products.So, I'm still giving it five stars. I believe it merits
4.4/5
17ml plastic bottle with an eyedropper
8 color sets of game color
For painting models and miniatures
$234
These have helped me advance in my ability to paint miniatures. This set includes a great selection of colors to suit practically any requirement, and they may be combined to create new colors as needed. Little of them still have a little too much thickness for use as a wash, but you can thin them out by adding some water. If you consider yourself a novice painter but feel ready to advance, I would definitely recommend them (they are probably also beneficial for professional painters, but as I am not one of those, I can't really say).
4.1/5
Packaging: In bottle sizes of 17, 60 and 200 ml
Surface Primer can be cleaned easily using water
It is recommended to avoid mixing Surface Primer with alcohol and/or solvents Apply with airbrush or brush
$234
This primer is great. I've used rattle can primer on war game miniatures for years, but I've never been entirely satisfied with the results. Coats are always thick, and off-gassing and fumes force you to prime in frequently unfavourable weather or temperature circumstances or fill your garage with fumes.After thinning this primer with Vallejo Thinner and applying it with an airbrush, I was able to achieve the primer coat I had been looking for for more than 20 years in the hobby. A stunning, flawlessly thin coat, and the painting turned out magnificently.
3.7/5
Made in the USA
Ready to Spray
Vivid Colors
Flexible Formula
Premium Hobby Paint
$234
I'm not sure how or why folks claim that this paint is ineffective. I've never used it before, but I really like the outcomes.I didn't use this to paint an RC car body, so the directions that said to apply the paint before the backer weren't really clear to me. In the end, I painted the two roller derby helmets I use by following the directions for interior usage. After applying the backer in two coats, I used the holographic paint. I could already notice the result after the first layer, despite the fact that the day was cloudy. The base hue appeared more grey than black with each new coat of holographic paint, yet the iridescence intensified. It was stunning.The skate helmet was painted first, and I unintentionally used a matte sealant afterward. That virtually eliminated the effect. Since I use the hockey helmet for sparring, I set it away and painted it to make sure I had enough paint. and was more worried about the effect that helmet was having. I used a gloss sealant after applying three coats of the holographic paint. It looks fantastic. I still had enough paint to finish the skate helmet. Before applying a gloss sealant, I applied three additional coats. In the end, the color was a blue-grey and the holographic effect was less noticeable. I'm still content with it though.The hockey hat was beautiful. Its color is somewhat gunmetal. It is not lit directly in the first photo. The following is with. You can experience the impact.Although it has been cloudy here for days, intermittent cloud cover existed when I shot the video, so this was the best I could do to convey the effect.
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