Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Wash (WP3199 - WP3216)

- 18 ml

Warpaints Fanatic Washes are an acrylic, water-based wash that allows you to create a perfect shading effect and colour toning to your models and miniatures every time.

The unique flow-properties of our Fanatic Washes targets the recesses of your miniatures, delivering excellent shading and contrast, bringing all details into sharp focus. This makes it easy to use and allows you to create phenomenal definition on your miniatures with a brushstroke!

In the Warpaints Fanatic range, you’ll find 18 washes, so there is sure to be a colour or tone that meets the needs of your next project. And if not, the Washes are 100% mixable, so you can create your very own shading solution.

WHAT IS WARPAINTS FANATIC?

Warpaints Fanatic is the new gold standard of miniature paint: it is a high-quality acrylic paint with an insanely pigment-dense formulation set in a premium resin base with proprietary stabilizers. This new design and formulation ensure intense pigmentation, unparalleled coverage, and smooth and easy application.

A paint range that is easy enough for a beginner to use, fast enough for a gamer, yet capable enough for the best painters in the world. Whether you are a gamer looking to quickly get your miniatures to tabletop quality, a dedicated hobbyist refining your techniques, or a professional painter creating your next masterpiece, Warpaints Fanatic offers the quality and performance you need.

How does the Warpaints Fanatic’s Flexible Triad System work?

The range of 216 paints in total includes 27 Flexible Colour Triads that makes colour selection easy, whether you are painting a historical, military, or sci-fi miniature.

The Flexible Colour Triad System is a segment of six colours that range from dark to light with a consistent hue. With this system, you can easily select paints to create natural colour progression on your mini.

The system builds upon the traditional triad system by introducing more versatility and adaptability in colour selection by expanding the conventional three colours to six. This gives you almost endless possibilities for putting colours together within the triad.

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