The Army Painter Warpaint Tanned Flesh (WP1127) is an acrylic paint with a bronzed skin tone in a handy 18ml. eyedropper bottle that is part of the The Army Painter Warpaints series.
The Army Painter Warpaint Tanned Flesh (WP1127) has a color similar to: New Citadel Bugman's Glow; Old Citadel Tanned Flesh; Vallejo Game Color Tan - 72066; Instar Sunburnt Flesh; Reaper Master Antique Rose (9139); Privateer Press P3 Khardic Flesh; Scale75 Kalahari Orange Matt; Vallejo Game Color: 72063.
This bronzed skin-colored paint consists of many pigments, flows smoothly and has good covering power. Warpaint is a liquid acrylic paint that has been specially developed to quickly paint your figures in an extensive range of colors. The Warpaint system is composed so that you can quickly paint your figures in a beautiful way, so that you can get started right away. Prime, Paint, Dip and play!
With the help of the Airbrush Medium AW2001, this warpaint can also be used excellently in the airbrush. Just a few drops work wonders, using copious amounts of heavy pigments of this bronzed skin tone provides great coverage. Colors can be mixed with water or any medium such as varnish to get the desired effect. However, we recommend using Warpaints Mixing Medium as this product retains the properties of the medium and the colors. The bronzed skin-colored paint can also be used as a wash or glaze using Quickshade Wash Mixing Medium or other medium. The warpaint adheres well to all surfaces. Once the bronzed skin-colored paint is protected with varnish, (Glossy or Matte) The Army Painter Warpaint can be overpainted with solvent based paints such as enamels or oil paints.
The uniqueness of this bronzed skin-colored paint is that it comes in a so-called "eyedropper" jar containing 18ml. acrylic paint. The "eyedropper" (or eye dropper) ensures that the amount of paint can be dosed very easily and that the paint does not dry out so quickly. Of course it can always happen that the opening sometimes becomes a bit clogged. You can easily solve this by clearing the opening with a needle or thin cocktail stick.
