Warpaints Fanatic: Deep Green Flexible Triad PLUS+

The Warpaints Fanatic: Deep Green Flexible Triad PLUS+ set from The Army Painter brings you six perfectly coordinated shades of green, from the dark forest floor to the soft play of light on leaves in the morning mist - all in a harmonious colour family.

But that's not all: as a bonus, you get Blighted Green on top - a special colour from the Masterclass series, co-designed by none other than Warhammer legend John Blanche! A versatile addition that gives your green a mystical touch.

Whether you want to paint mossy tree bark, scuffed leather armour or wild forest skins - this set is your go-to for natural textures and earthy miniature worlds. It also makes terrain look great - from mossy stones to muddy paths!

Included in delivery:

• Warpaints Fanatic: Blighted Green, 18 ml
• Warpaints Fanatic: Angel Green, 18 ml
• Warpaints Fanatic: Guardian Green, 18 ml
• Warpaints Fanatic: Greenskin, 18 ml
• Warpaints Fanatic: Eternal Hunt, 18 ml
• Warpaints Fanatic: Wild Green, 18 ml
• Warpaints Fanatic: Ferocious Green, 18 ml

The key to these resin-based acrylic paints lies in the special binders (so-called proprietary stabilisers), which ensure excellent adhesion to different surfaces, even distribution of the pigments, long-lasting colour and easy application.

What is the Flexible Colour Triad System?

With the Flexible Colour Triad System, The Army Painter has developed a clever concept that simplifies colour mixing and colour selection when painting miniatures. Each triad consists of six colours, which are all based on a common base colour. These colours range from very dark to very light, creating a harmonious colour palette.

The system is flexible as you can try out different combinations within a triad to achieve different effects. The clear structure of the triads makes it easier to select suitable colours and create colour gradients.

How does the flexible system work in practice?

• Selecting the triad: Choose a triad that matches your desired colour scheme (e.g. warm tones, cold tones or metallic effects).
• Base colour: Start with the darkest colour of the triad as a base coat.
• Shades: Work your way towards the centre with the middle tones and create highlights with the lightest colour.
• Variations: Mix colours from different triads to create individual shades.