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This liquid pigment has a very dark hue to simulate accumulations of dust mixed with dirt and ashes or areas where it is necessary to create a very dark environment.

WHAT IS IT?

The new range of liquid pigments has been formulated to create earthy and dusty effects on wargaming, fantasy and science fiction terrain and pieces. Its advanced formula allows the use of pigments in a controlled way and facilitates its fixation with a matte finish.

WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES?

An effective tool with surprising results for dust, mud or soil accumulation. It increases the realism of your models and widens the range of possibilities. Its enamel medium allows total control in its applica- tion, the possibility of correction in case ofundesired results for a longer period than an acrylic medium and we have incorporated drying accelerators so that you can put your miniatures in play quickly. Finally, the adhesion achieved is far superior to that of classic pigments, even to the touch.

PIGMENT TYPES

This range of products has been formulated to be able to create weathering effects on terrains and vehicles, offering a realistic finish in fantasy and Sci-Fi themed scenes.

Unlike traditional pigments, liquid pigments allow for greater control and can be worked around details, volumes or directly on terrain.

They do not require a pigment fixative for application and, once dry, have a much better adhesion than dry pigments. They are very easy to apply directly with a brush.

The range of colors of the Wargames line allows the representation of different weather conditions on different planets and scenes and are perfect for creating dust and dirt effects, mud, rust, etc., by applying them in different areas of the model or terrain.

These pigments are complementary to other products, even to traditional powder pigments, and their combi- nation can give us an infinite number of new effects. The mineral solvent contained in the formula is fast evaporating to allow a fast drying, matte finish, without altering the color of the pigment.