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John Blanche Masterclass - Blighted Green
John Blanche Masterclass - Blighted Green
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The Army Painter – John Blanche Masterclass: Blighted Green – WP4004P
Colour: Muted sickly green
Finish: Matte
Contents: 18 ml
The Army Painter John Blanche Masterclass Blighted Green is a muted, sickly green shade for miniature painting. The colour fits perfectly into grimdark, gothic and weathered colour schemes and is ideal for monster skin, rotting fabrics, swampy details and other surfaces that need a sickly or dilapidated appearance.
Sickly green for grimdark colour schemes
Blighted Green has a dull, organic appearance that works well for miniatures that need to look old, corrupt or afflicted. The colour is less bright than classic fantasy greens and therefore blends beautifully with earthy brown tones, rust, weathered metal and dirty ivory colours.
This makes the shade particularly useful for Blanchitsu-inspired painting styles.
Ideal for monster skin and dilapidated details
The colour is highly suitable for zombies, mutants, reptiles, orcs and other creatures with an unhealthy skin tone. Blighted Green also offers many possibilities for fungus, moss, weathered fabrics and rotting organic details.
On scenery, the shade works well for swampy surfaces, old vegetation and polluted industrial details.
Versatile for various techniques
Blighted Green is suitable for basecoating, layering, glazing, blending and drybrushing. By combining the colour with dark browns or grey-greens, you can create deep, filthy shadows, while Ivory White or lighter yellow-green shades are suitable for worn highlights.
When thinned, the paint can also be used as a filter to give other surfaces a subtle green pollution.
Usage
Shake the bottle well before use. Apply Blighted Green in several thin layers as a base or mid-tone. Deepen the recesses with dark earthy tones and work up the raised parts with lighter green or ivory colours for a weathered, organic finish.
Key features
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The Army Painter John Blanche Masterclass paint
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Product code: WP4004P
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EAN: 5713799400405
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Part of the Warpaints Fanatic series
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Contents: 18 ml
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Matte acrylic paint
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Muted sickly green shade
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Ideal for grimdark and gothic colour schemes
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Suitable for zombies, mutants, reptiles and monster skin
-
Works well for moss, fungus and weathered vegetation
-
Suitable for rotting and organic details
-
Suitable for basecoating, layering, glazing and blending
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Also suitable for drybrushing and pollution filters
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Combines well with Ironclad Grey, Ivory White and earthy brown tones
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Suitable for wargaming, RPG and display miniatures
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The Army Painter – John Blanche Masterclass: Blighted Green – WP4004P
Colour: Muted sickly green
Finish: Matte
Contents: 18 ml
The Army Painter John Blanche Masterclass Blighted Green is a muted, sickly green shade for miniature painting. The colour fits perfectly into grimdark, gothic and weathered colour schemes and is ideal for monster skin, rotting fabrics, swampy details and other surfaces that need a sickly or dilapidated appearance.
Sickly green for grimdark colour schemes
Blighted Green has a dull, organic appearance that works well for miniatures that need to look old, corrupt or afflicted. The colour is less bright than classic fantasy greens and therefore blends beautifully with earthy brown tones, rust, weathered metal and dirty ivory colours.
This makes the shade particularly useful for Blanchitsu-inspired painting styles.
Ideal for monster skin and dilapidated details
The colour is highly suitable for zombies, mutants, reptiles, orcs and other creatures with an unhealthy skin tone. Blighted Green also offers many possibilities for fungus, moss, weathered fabrics and rotting organic details.
On scenery, the shade works well for swampy surfaces, old vegetation and polluted industrial details.
Versatile for various techniques
Blighted Green is suitable for basecoating, layering, glazing, blending and drybrushing. By combining the colour with dark browns or grey-greens, you can create deep, filthy shadows, while Ivory White or lighter yellow-green shades are suitable for worn highlights.
When thinned, the paint can also be used as a filter to give other surfaces a subtle green pollution.
Usage
Shake the bottle well before use. Apply Blighted Green in several thin layers as a base or mid-tone. Deepen the recesses with dark earthy tones and work up the raised parts with lighter green or ivory colours for a weathered, organic finish.
Key features
-
-
The Army Painter John Blanche Masterclass paint
-
Product code: WP4004P
-
EAN: 5713799400405
-
Part of the Warpaints Fanatic series
-
Contents: 18 ml
-
Matte acrylic paint
-
Muted sickly green shade
-
Ideal for grimdark and gothic colour schemes
-
Suitable for zombies, mutants, reptiles and monster skin
-
Works well for moss, fungus and weathered vegetation
-
Suitable for rotting and organic details
-
Suitable for basecoating, layering, glazing and blending
-
Also suitable for drybrushing and pollution filters
-
Combines well with Ironclad Grey, Ivory White and earthy brown tones
-
Suitable for wargaming, RPG and display miniatures
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