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Light Tone is the gentle wash for pale surfaces — fair skin, bone, cream cloth and off-white armour. Where a dark shade would overwhelm, Light Tone...

A tidy way into airbrushing. The Warpaints Air Starter Set gathers a chosen palette of the most common, crisp airbrush tones — tuned for the airbru...

For the painter who wants the lot, the Warpaints Fanatic Wargamers Paint Set is close to half the entire range in a single box — an enormous, colou...

Green Tone is the shading wash for everything verdant — greenskins, scaled hides, mossy bases and forest-green cloth. It flows into the detail to b...

Soft Tone is the light brown, everyday wash for painters who want definition without drama. Warmer and gentler than the Strong or Dark shades, it's...

Red Tone is the bright, clean red wash that shades crimson without dulling it — keeping reds vivid while dropping shadow into the folds. It's the g...

Dark Blue Tone is a deeper, moodier shading wash — perfect when blues need real weight and shadow rather than a gentle tint. It sinks into recesses...

Purple Tone is the shading wash for regal and arcane schemes — the one that gives purples real depth and lends a touch of the sinister to sorcerers...

Dark Skin Shade is the wash tuned for deeper skin tones — the one that turns a flat base into believable, three-dimensional flesh. Flow it over dar...

Magenta Tone is the wash for painters chasing something bolder — a vivid pink-purple shade that brings punchy contrast to hot pinks, purples and ex...

Sepia Tone is the warm, golden-brown wash that behaves like a gentler cousin of the darker shades. It's the painter's secret for bone, parchment, w...

Military Shade is the dark, green-brown wash built for camouflage, fatigues and field-grey armour. It settles into webbing, pouches and folds to gi...

Wash Medium is the clever pot that turns any Warpaints Fanatic colour into a custom wash or glaze. It thins and extends your paints without weakeni...

Dark Red Tone is a rich, blood-deep wash built to shade reds and warm browns without dulling them down. It settles into the detail to give crimson ...

Amber Skin is a warm, golden-brown flesh tone built for richer, darker complexions. It gives faces, hands and bare limbs a natural, sun-warmed base...

A dark, dried-blood red for the gruesome details — old wounds, blades, butcher's aprons and the aftermath of a bad day on the battlefield. Dry Bloo...

A tough matt varnish to seal your work and knock back the shine. Brush it over finished models to protect the paint and leave a flat, natural finis...

A grim green-brown for bile, sick and general foulness — exactly the sort of thing you want dribbling from a beast's maw or pooling round a plague-...

A dark, oily black-brown for the mucky end of weathering — engine leaks, greasy machinery, spilled fuel and general industrial filth. Oil Stains is...

A fluorescent green glow for all things sci-fi — screens, data-slates, power cores, energy conduits and toxic effects. Data System Glow is bright, ...

A hard-wearing gloss varnish to seal and shine. Brush it over finished models to protect the paint and add a wet, glossy sheen — ideal for eyes, bl...

A brighter, oranger rust for newer corrosion and lively weathering — the vivid stuff that streaks down from bolts and edges. Fresh Rust pairs beaut...

Dorado Skin is a warm, golden mid-flesh tone — a versatile base for sun-kissed skin with a healthy, tanned glow. Smooth and pigment-rich, it gives ...

Exactly what it says on the pot — a grim yellow-green for slime, ooze, algae and all manner of unpleasantness. Disgusting Slime is a Warpaints Fana...

That unmistakable blue-green patina that creeps over old bronze and copper. Verdigris is the shortcut to aged metal — statues, relics, ship fitting...

Leopard Stone Skin is a warm, pale-to-mid flesh tone with a soft, natural character — a versatile base for lighter skin with a healthy warmth. Smoo...

XF-70 Dark Green 2 is Tamiya's take on the authentic dark green worn by late-war Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft — a touch cooler and deeper than a...

XF-79 Linoleum Deck Brown is the warm reddish-brown of the linoleum decking laid across Imperial Japanese Navy ships — a specific, correct tone rat...

The Afrika Korps didn't fight the desert in one shade of brown, and XF-93 covers the later switch — a lighter, sandier tone German vehicles wore ac...

Tamiya XF-73 Dark Green is the deep matt green of modern Japan Ground Self-Defense Force vehicles — a rich, muted tone that partners XF-72 Brown in...

German dunkelgelb has been reinvented more than once, and XF-88 is Tamiya's more accurate crack at it — a warmer, truer sandy base coat for late-wa...

Tamiya XF-89 Dark Green 2 is a rich, slightly warm matt green that's a versatile addition to any military palette — great for modern camouflage, fo...

Tamiya XF-75 IJN Grey (Kure) is the authentic hull grey of Imperial Japanese Navy warships built at the Kure yard — a specific, slightly blue-toned...

XF-86 Flat Clear is the finishing coat that pulls a build together — it knocks out every last bit of shine, seals decals down for good, and unifies...

Warship decks weren't painted grey all over — most were planked timber, and XF-78 nails the warm, pale tan that timber actually reads as under a wa...

Not every metal surface on a model should shine — gun barrels, tracks and tools spend their working life filthy, and XF-84 gives you that deep, wor...

Tamiya XF-74 Olive Drab (JGSDF) is the standard olive of older Japan Ground Self-Defense Force vehicles — a muted, brownish matt green that's spot-...

XF-87 IJN Grey is the standard hull grey worn by Imperial Japanese Navy warships — a versatile, true-to-scheme tone that covers evenly and takes we...

Tamiya XF-77 IJN Grey (Sasebo) is the authentic hull grey of Imperial Japanese Navy ships built at the Sasebo yard — subtly different from other ya...

XF-85 Rubber Black is a slightly warm, off-black matt tuned specifically for rubber — tyres, tracks, seals and hoses all read far more convincingly...

Red-brown earns its place on every hobbyist's shelf, and XF-90 is Tamiya's refined take — a touch deeper than the classic shade, equally at home on...

XF-92 Yellow-Brown is the precise early-war Afrika Korps tone — the warm desert yellow-brown German vehicles wore across North Africa in 1941, befo...

Undersides matter as much as the topside pattern, and XF-83 is the pale, cool grey RAF aircraft wore beneath — a soft matt tone that finishes Briti...

Tamiya XF-72 Brown is a warm, mid-brown matt used on Japan Ground Self-Defense Force vehicles — but it's equally handy as an all-round earthy brown...

Tamiya XF-60 Dark Yellow is the classic German ‘dunkelgelb’ base — the sandy dark-yellow that most WWII German vehicles wore from 1943 onwards. Ess...

Ocean Grey is the other half of the classic RAF wartime pairing — the cool upper-surface grey that sat alongside Dark Green on countless Spitfires,...

Tamiya XF-61 Dark Green is a deep, cool matt green that anchors countless camouflage schemes — modern armour, aircraft and groundwork all lean on i...

RAF Dark Green 2 is the authentic disruptive tone worn across British wartime aircraft — the upper-surface half of the classic Dark Green and Ocean...