The Army Painter – Warpaints: Ultramarine Blue acrylic paint 18 ml dropper bottle

The Army Painter – Warpaints: Ultramarine Blue is a highly pigmented acrylic paint designed for painting miniatures and wargaming models, with a smooth consistency that provides even coverage on both small and large figures.

The Army Painter – Warpaints: Ultramarine Blue Acrylic Paint 18ml Dropper Bottle

• High pigment concentration for a strong, clear Ultramarine Blue shade
• Smooth flow making it easier to paint details and larger surfaces
• Acrylic paint suitable for both historical and futuristic gaming tables
• Perfect complement to The Army Painter Colour Spray Primers
• 18ml practical dropper bottle for controlled dispensing and minimal paint waste
• Works equally well on small skirmish miniatures as on large army projects

The Army Painter – Warpaints: Ultramarine Blue is specially developed to give you an intense blue tone with high coverage from the first layer. Thanks to its smooth formula, the paint flows easily from the brush and applies evenly, making it ideal for both beginners and experienced miniature painters.

The acrylic paint in The Army Painter – Warpaints: Ultramarine Blue is designed to work seamlessly with The Army Painter Colour Spray Primers. You can quickly prime your models with spray and then build up paint layers with The Army Painter – Warpaints: Ultramarine Blue to create depth, shadows, and highlights on your figures.

The Army Painter – Warpaints: Ultramarine Blue Acrylic Paint 18ml Dropper Bottle

• Type: Acrylic paint for miniatures and wargames
• Series: Warpaints from The Army Painter
• Color: Ultramarine Blue (ultramarine blue shade)
• Volume: 18ml dropper bottle
• Usage: Painting small and large models, armies, and terrain
• Consistency: Smooth flow, easy to control with a brush
• Compatibility: Complements The Army Painter Colour Spray Primers

The 18ml dropper bottle makes it easy to dispense precisely the amount of paint you need onto your palette, reducing waste and helping you keep your painting area tidy. The Army Painter – Warpaints: Ultramarine Blue works well with both wet palettes and standard palettes, and can be thinned with water or acrylic thinner for thinner layers and glazing techniques.

Whether you're painting armies for large wargames, smaller skirmish games, or collector figures, The Army Painter – Warpaints: Ultramarine Blue provides you with a reliable and consistent paint that makes it easier to create uniform color schemes. The high pigment level allows you to quickly cover the base coat and build up intense blue surfaces on everything from armor and cloaks to vehicles and terrain details.

Frequently Asked Questions about The Army Painter – Warpaints: Ultramarine Blue

Question: Is The Army Painter – Warpaints: Ultramarine Blue an acrylic paint?
Yes, The Army Painter – Warpaints: Ultramarine Blue is an acrylic paint specifically designed for miniature painting and wargames.

Question: What type of bottles does the paint come in?
The paint comes in an 18ml dropper bottle which makes it easy to control how much paint you use and simplifies storage.

Question: Does The Army Painter – Warpaints: Ultramarine Blue work with The Army Painter Colour Spray Primers?
Yes, the paint is designed to complement The Army Painter Colour Spray Primers and adheres very well over these primers.

Question: Is The Army Painter – Warpaints: Ultramarine Blue suitable for both small and large models?
Yes, thanks to its high pigment concentration and smooth flow, it works excellently on both small miniatures and larger models or terrain pieces.

Question: Do I need to thin The Army Painter – Warpaints: Ultramarine Blue before painting?
The paint can be used directly from the bottle, but many painters choose to thin it lightly with water or acrylic thinner for thinner layers and better control.

Question: Is The Army Painter – Warpaints: Ultramarine Blue suitable for layering, shadows, and highlights?
Yes, with proper thinning, you can use The Army Painter – Warpaints: Ultramarine Blue for base layers, shadows, and lighter layers by mixing in other shades or light colors.