🎨 Rich Pigment Fluid Acrylic Paint Washes Miniature Painting Kit - 11 Nontoxic Miniature Paint Washes in Dropper Bottles, Liquid Acrylic Paint Set - Warpaint Quickshade Wash Set by The Army Painter Review

simply apply to the end of the painting and BAM, realism. Serious paint jobs go from good to amazing in 15 minutes.

These washes are great for adding contrast but you definitely need a matte spray to soften the shine.

Are you an aspiring miniaturist and want your work to look less shabby? This is magic, literally talent in a bottle. To be honest you might only want to buy Strong Tone because that's what you'll be using most of the time, but others will come in handy. Apply generously, soak up puddles with a brush and allow the magic sauce to take effect.

I bought these for my son who likes to draw miniature toy characters. Considering he was trying to make do with homemade ink washes, this was just what he needed to help him paint! We thought about buying Citadel brand detergents but they proved to be just as suitable. Based on other reviews and the price of the Citadel kit, they did a great job! He strongly recommends them to amateur artists and, I believe, to those with a higher level of skill.

Of course, you can wash out any color, but unless you're an advanced artist, chances are you're not applying the color correctly. This kit takes the guesswork out of using detergents to enhance your painting. Washes are quick and easy to apply and will instantly enhance any miniature you apply them to. worth your money. A small note is that I'd like to have more washes of different colors instead of browns, but I think I'll use them more with humanoid characters.

I bought a box of military paint a few years ago when I first started painting miniatures and the color choice/quality was pretty good so when I was looking for more washes I got it I, of course, went back to Army Painter. overpriced? No doubt! Acrylic paint isn't hard to find, but since these paints/washes are meant for "miniatures," that makes them more expensive. I only bought detergent because I know it. If you know of other ways to give your characters the same effect as these washes but…

I usually use a homemade black fill, but I wanted to try other colors and see how the professional shades look. I've always had my doubts because the bottles are so small, but I've found that it helps a bit. One of the coolest things is that it comes with a drawing guide. At first I thought it was a catalog because it was so thick. This is a good addition, especially for beginners in miniature drawing. The book covers all aspects of painting your minis, not just a color guide, so don't throw it

I've been practicing drawing. I'm not good with shadows, they seemed "too good to be true", to me they are. No matter how I try to apply them, they always accumulate in bad spots, causing unwanted buildup and odd shading. I don't like the effect they give, I've seen countless videos on how to use them with no success. These are relatively small bottles for the application methods they recommend. They recommend saturating the brush and simply sweeping it all over the piece. to produce a large…

I recently started painting miniatures. I watched training videos, bought a starter kit and got to work. I followed directions to make washes with the ink I had learned to paint with. The results were mixed. I decided to try the Army Painter Warpaints Quickshade dishwashing kit to see how it works. The results were VERY different - there was a significant improvement. If you only have a few miniatures to work with, don't buy this set. Just wash it yourself. If you are serious about mini…