While the effect is not as obvious, and will not ‘pop’ in the same way on the table, it looks quite good.

In my opinion, Citadel Technical Paints are worth it if you’re looking for a way to add unique effects to your models without having to use complicated techniques or materials. I find many other basing materials to be quite messy, but this feels just like painting the base and not like basing.The GW version of booth agrellan versions is not that far from each other, if you look past that I got a bit too much texture on my badland version.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. The thin one to the left and the "Debris" to the right Raw paints (without ink or drybrushing) Bronze Gryphons Space Marines Librarian Another example of a texture made with sand Emulating concrete and rock: texture paste vs. It features a thick grey base infused with actual bits of debris, adding an authentic texture to your miniatures. On the other hand, yes, I am aware that Citadel technical paints are a specialized hobby product, and may cost far more than generic brands or alternative textured art mediums.From crackling earth and rusted metal to glowing magical runes and realistic blOOd splatters, these paints open up a whole new world of possibilities for customization and storytelling. Refunds will be made via the payment method originally used, so please be sure to bring the card you originally paid with. Astrogranite: This thick grey paint is full of bits of debris – apply it straight onto the base of your miniature and then drybrush it to bring out the texture.