Yes…here at last: 10 brand new acrylic based shading mediums, enabling you to add subtle tones, weathering, highlighting details and textures on your wargaming miniatures and terrain to make them sparkle or indeed, the exact opposite.
Perfect for beginners and pro painters, Our washes are carefully formulated to allow you to get creative, add 1 or multiple layers, mix colours and create your own shades and tones. Or you can simply apply over a white or black primer, or add over our base and technical paints for quick and easy shading.
These are easy to use, and also tricky to spill. Yes, we’ve taken your views onboard as painters, as well as being fellow victims of N*** O** syndrome – we know that you’d rather splash out on something you can use, than lose what you splash everywhere by accident.
Using some decent quality bases from our stocks of Legend Games bases, you can easily see the possibilities.
Our new shading mediums in action.- The range.
- Adding highlights and details made easier.
- Paint Pixie in action again.
- Blue Water MG2620
- Yellow Peril MG2645
- Orange Venom MG2650
- Red or Bled MG2615
- Scruffy Green MG2640
- Varicose Purple MG2625
- Brown Blight MG2630
- Grey Day MG2635
- Black Smoke MG2605
- White Fade MG2610
- Blighted skulls – black on white (Base by Legend Games).
- More blighted skulls (white medium on black)
Our shading mediums come in 30ml bottles, and are priced at a very reasonable £3.95.
These come in a variety of carefully curated colours. All that is needed is a brush and your unlimited imagination.
We have the monochromatics of course – Black Smoke, Grey Day and White Fade which can be used undiluted, or watered down to produce a more measured effect. Then there are the coloured shading mediums.
Red or Bled can either be used for shockingly full-on grand guignol effects, or making red highlights on uniforms and panels stand out. Go for gory every time we say! Scruffy Green can be used from anything like tanks or landscaping to give an aged lichen effect in grooves or paving gaps, while Varicose Purple, Yellow Peril and Orange Venom are ideal for poisonous or grunging up a model.
