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Years in the making and by strong demand from the many hobbyists and painters all over the World using their products, The Army Painter have released the new and complete Wargaming range of Warpaints!
These colours are a 100% match to the Colour Primer spray of the same name (or Quickshade) - making the Warpaints an essential and coherent part of any wargamers' equipment to finishing armies of miniatures.

Cherry-picking the best supplier for each type; Acrylics, Metallics and Ink washes - the result is a truly unique range with heavy focus on absolute quality and wargaming appeal. The dropper bottles are 18ml.

Colours of War Paint - WWII Sets

Developed by Battlefront with one of the world's leading model paint producers, the Colours of War are aimed at Flames of War but are a great resource for any WWII gamer.

Army Painter Sprays

An ingenious combination of Primer and Colour Spray in one. The Colour Primer's unique formula has been designed to be used on all metal, plastic and resin miniatures and leaves a perfect finish. The extra-fine pigment and special nozzle combination makes the Colour Primers easily cover the first time. The colours are extremely matt, making your freshly sprayed miniatures or models ready for basecoat almost right away. Save both time and money. No need for 2 different sprays - all you need is one Colour Primer for perfect results. All primers are Acrylic based, matt and dry very quickly. We advise you try out the CP on a old test model or similar first, to test the colour and finish.

**AUSTRALIA ONLY SORRY**

USE:
1. Shake for minimum 1 minute
2. Spray at a distance of maximum 20 cm. (no further)
3. Spray in long burst while moving the spray back and forth

Quick Shade Dips

The famous and ground-breaking Quick Shade is a pigmented varnish which will shade your miniatures perfectly and still let the colours come through.

Army Painter Zombicide

Zombicide fans rejoice! These are the ultimate paints for ANY type of zombie. We include carefully researched colour tones to reflect the human anatomy in a decomposed state. With colours like “Brainmatter Beige” and Crusted Sore” and worse, The Army Painter team has had a nasty job researching the right tones. We researched these – so you don’t have to!

WWII Warsprays and Washes