Skeleton Horde Color

About this Item Citadel Pot of Paint - Contrast Skeleton Horde (18ml) Contrast is a revolutionary paint that makes beautiful painting simple and fast. Each Contrast paint, when applied over a light Contrast undercoat, gives you a vivid base and realistic shading all in a single application. Skeleton Horde is fairly creamy, but does have a yellowing/beige aspect of it.

You can make it look cream by adding those Screaming Skull and Morghast Bone paints as highlights. Highlights really lighten up the seeming color of the basecoat. I personally love Skeleton Horde.

It's my go to skeleton/cream/book pages/cloth wash. Achieve stunning effects with the Citadel Contrast Paint Color: Skeleton Horde. Perfect for painting skeletal figures, this versatile paint provides base coat, shade, and highlights in one application.

Find similar and alternative paints to Citadel Contrast Skeleton Horde from AK Interactive, Army Painter, Citadel, Monument Hobbies, Two Thin Coats, and Vallejo. Skeleton Horde Paint Review Citadel Colour's Skeleton Horde paint is a versatile and reliable acrylic paint for miniature painting. This base coat has a matte finish and is formulated with high-quality pigments to provide excellent coverage and a smooth, even finish.

Citadel Contrast Paint in the color Skeleton Horde is a must. The Skeleton Horde on Grey Seer is going to paint my bone daddies up real quick. You want to be informed when the price of Citadel Contrast Paint: Skeleton Horde (18ml) reaches a certain value? If so, please specify your desired price below.

Citadel Colour - Skeleton Horde (Contrast) 18ml Product Code: 29-26 EAN: 5011921185528 Skeleton Horde is a light, desaturated bone-coloured paint from the Contrast range, perfect for achieving realistic aged bone, parchment, wood, and leather tones. It applies a base colour with natural shading in a single coat, making it a fast and effective choice for skeletons, relics, scrolls, and more. This is a product image carousel.

Use the previous and next buttons or thumbnails to browse. Select the 3D button to view a 360. But I go 1-2-3 parts skeleton-apothecary white-medium and get something very similar to what I see the whiter one do in older videos, minimally dry brush highlights.