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John Blanche Masterclass - Ironclad Grey
John Blanche Masterclass - Ironclad Grey
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The Army Painter – John Blanche Masterclass: Ironclad Grey – WP4002P
Colour: Dark industrial grey
Finish: Matte
Contents: 18 ml
The Army Painter John Blanche Masterclass Ironclad Grey is a dark, industrial grey for miniature painting. The colour is an excellent match for grimdark, gothic and weathered colour schemes and is particularly suitable for armour, weapons, machines, stone and other surfaces where a heavy, muted base is desired.
Dark grey for robust base colours
Ironclad Grey works excellently as a base or shadow shade for metal and industrial surfaces without having to resort directly to pure black. This keeps details more visible and makes it easier to build up lighter shades of grey towards the highlights.
The muted appearance is well suited to miniatures that need to look dirty, old or ravaged by many battles.
Ideal for armour, weapons and machines
The dark shade of grey is highly versatile for armour plates, weapons, vehicles, machines and mechanical parts. Ironclad Grey also forms a strong base for stone, concrete, ruins and urban bases.
By combining the colour with metallics, rust shades and brown washes, you can create convincing weathered industrial surfaces.
Strong for grimdark and Blanchitsu styles
Within grimdark colour schemes, Ironclad Grey works excellently as a neutral, heavy undercoat. The shade makes bright accents, rust, blood, copper and warm skin tones stand out even more.
This makes the colour particularly useful for dark fantasy, sci-fi and post-apocalyptic miniatures.
Versatile for various techniques
Ironclad Grey is suitable for basecoating, layering, shading, edge highlighting, blending and drybrushing. On textured surfaces such as stone, concrete and heavily weathered armour, a drybrush with lighter shades of grey can quickly add extra definition.
The colour is also useful as a mixing colour to make other shades darker and more neutral without directly adding black.
Usage
Shake the bottle well before use. Apply Ironclad Grey in several thin coats as a base or shadow colour. Then build up with lighter greys towards the edges and raised areas, or add metallics, rust and dirt for a more weathered grimdark finish.
Key features
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The Army Painter John Blanche Masterclass paint
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Product code: WP4002P
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Part of the Warpaints Fanatic series
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Contents: 18 ml
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Matte water-based acrylic paint
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Dark industrial shade of grey
-
Ideal for armour, weapons and machines
-
Suitable for stone, concrete and ruins
-
Strong choice for grimdark and gothic colour schemes
-
Well suited for weathered and industrial effects
-
Suitable for basecoating, layering and shading
-
Also useful for edge highlighting, blending and drybrushing
-
Convenient mixing colour to make other shades darker and more neutral
-
Suitable for wargaming, RPG and display miniatures
The Army Painter – John Blanche Masterclass: Ironclad Grey – WP4002P
Colour: Dark industrial grey
Finish: Matte
Contents: 18 ml
The Army Painter John Blanche Masterclass Ironclad Grey is a dark, industrial grey for miniature painting. The colour is an excellent match for grimdark, gothic and weathered colour schemes and is particularly suitable for armour, weapons, machines, stone and other surfaces where a heavy, muted base is desired.
Dark grey for robust base colours
Ironclad Grey works excellently as a base or shadow shade for metal and industrial surfaces without having to resort directly to pure black. This keeps details more visible and makes it easier to build up lighter shades of grey towards the highlights.
The muted appearance is well suited to miniatures that need to look dirty, old or ravaged by many battles.
Ideal for armour, weapons and machines
The dark shade of grey is highly versatile for armour plates, weapons, vehicles, machines and mechanical parts. Ironclad Grey also forms a strong base for stone, concrete, ruins and urban bases.
By combining the colour with metallics, rust shades and brown washes, you can create convincing weathered industrial surfaces.
Strong for grimdark and Blanchitsu styles
Within grimdark colour schemes, Ironclad Grey works excellently as a neutral, heavy undercoat. The shade makes bright accents, rust, blood, copper and warm skin tones stand out even more.
This makes the colour particularly useful for dark fantasy, sci-fi and post-apocalyptic miniatures.
Versatile for various techniques
Ironclad Grey is suitable for basecoating, layering, shading, edge highlighting, blending and drybrushing. On textured surfaces such as stone, concrete and heavily weathered armour, a drybrush with lighter shades of grey can quickly add extra definition.
The colour is also useful as a mixing colour to make other shades darker and more neutral without directly adding black.
Usage
Shake the bottle well before use. Apply Ironclad Grey in several thin coats as a base or shadow colour. Then build up with lighter greys towards the edges and raised areas, or add metallics, rust and dirt for a more weathered grimdark finish.
Key features
-
The Army Painter John Blanche Masterclass paint
-
Product code: WP4002P
-
Part of the Warpaints Fanatic series
-
Contents: 18 ml
-
Matte water-based acrylic paint
-
Dark industrial shade of grey
-
Ideal for armour, weapons and machines
-
Suitable for stone, concrete and ruins
-
Strong choice for grimdark and gothic colour schemes
-
Well suited for weathered and industrial effects
-
Suitable for basecoating, layering and shading
-
Also useful for edge highlighting, blending and drybrushing
-
Convenient mixing colour to make other shades darker and more neutral
-
Suitable for wargaming, RPG and display miniatures
