This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Ferocious Green acrylic paint.

The Army Painter places Ferocious Green in the Deep Greens Flexible Colour Triad and describes it as the lightest tone in that group, with the practical colour name “Very Light Green.”

Yes. The manufacturer states that Warpaints Fanatic can be thinned to extreme levels while retaining pigment dispersion, which makes it useful for techniques like layering and controlled detail application.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Wild Green acrylic paint.

Wild Green is suited for painting miniatures and models, especially when you want a vivid green for layering, edge work, highlights, or brighter green surfaces.

Yes. Wild Green is part of the Warpaints Fanatic line and fits into The Army Painter's Flexible Colour Triad approach for building consistent color progressions.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Eternal Hunt acrylic paint.

Eternal Hunt is part of the Deep Greens Flexible Colour Triad and is described by The Army Painter as one of the two middle tones in that family, making it useful for transitions between darker and lighter greens.

Yes. Warpaints Fanatic is an acrylic paint line made for models and miniatures, with a formula intended for smooth application, strong coverage, and easy thinning for hobby painting techniques.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Greenskin acrylic paint. It is an individual paint, not a bundled set.

Greenskin is one of the middle tones in The Army Painter's Deep Greens Flexible Colour Triad. That means it is designed to sit naturally alongside darker and lighter related greens for smooth color progression.

Yes. The Army Painter states that Warpaints Fanatic paints can be thinned to extreme levels while retaining pigment dispersion, which makes them useful for layering, glazing, and other fine miniature-painting techniques.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic: Guardian Green acrylic paint.

The Army Painter describes Guardian Green as a dark green and the second-darkest color in the Deep Greens Flexible Colour Triad, making it a good fit for shadows and darker green transitions.

Yes. The Warpaints Fanatic range is designed to be thinned down significantly while retaining pigment dispersion, which is useful for smoother layers and controlled detail work.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Angel Green acrylic paint.

Yes. Angel Green is part of The Army Painter's Flexible Colour Triad system. It sits in the Deep Greens triad and is identified as that triad's darkest tone.

The Army Painter states that Angel Green matches the Warpaint Air and Colour Primer of the same name, which is useful if you want a closely matched brush-on colour for cleanup or follow-up work after priming.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic acrylic paint in the Amulet Aqua color.

The Army Painter describes Amulet Aqua as a light bluish green. It is also presented as the lightest tone in the Teals Flexible Colour Triad and a natural highlight for teal.

Yes. Warpaints Fanatic is an acrylic paint line made for models and miniatures, with a formulation intended for smooth application and strong pigmentation.

This listing is for one bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Aqua Alchemy acrylic paint. The bottle size is 18ml, and the bottle includes two pre-loaded mixing balls.

Warpaints Fanatic is an acrylic paint range designed for models and miniatures. It is intended for hobby painting projects where controlled application, layering, and color progression matter.

The pre-loaded stainless steel mixing balls help the paint remix more effectively after settling. The Army Painter recommends shaking the bottle well before use to bring the paint back to an even consistency.

This product is one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Talisman Teal acrylic paint. It is an individual color, not a bundled set.

It is made for models and miniatures and works well for brush painting projects that need a strong teal or bluish green. Because it sits in the Teals triad, it can also help create smoother color transitions alongside related darker and lighter tones.

Yes. The Warpaints Fanatic line is designed to be approachable for newer painters while still supporting more advanced techniques like thinning, layering, and controlled highlights on detailed miniatures.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Pharaoh Guard acrylic paint.

Warpaints Fanatic is designed for models and miniatures. It can be used for brush painting, from solid basecoats to thinner layered applications depending on how you work with the paint.

Yes. The Army Painter recommends shaking the bottle well before use and checking the paint consistency, since separation can occur in the bottle.

This listing is for one bottle of Temple Gate Teal from The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic range. It is not a bundled paint set or rack assortment.

Warpaints Fanatic is an acrylic paint line made for models and miniatures. The manufacturer describes it as easy to use, highly pigmented, and suitable for painters ranging from beginners to advanced hobbyists.

Yes. The Army Painter recommends shaking the bottle well before use, then checking the consistency after dispensing a small amount to make sure the paint is evenly mixed.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic acrylic paint in Scarab Green.

According to The Army Painter, Scarab Green is the darkest tone in the Teals Flexible Colour Triad and carries the practical colour name Dark Bluish Green.

Yes. The manufacturer recommends shaking the bottle well before use so the paint is evenly mixed and ready for smooth application.

This is a single bottle of acrylic paint for models and miniatures from The Army Painter's Warpaints Fanatic range.

You get one 18ml bottle of Marine Mist.

Marine Mist is the lightest tone in The Army Painter's Turquoises Flexible Colour Triad, making it a natural option for brighter turquoise highlights and transitions.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Neptune Glow acrylic paint.

According to The Army Painter, Neptune Glow is the second-lightest color in the Turquoises Flexible Colour Triad and works well as a highlight or layer color within turquoise schemes.

Yes. Warpaints Fanatic is The Army Painter's acrylic paint line for models and miniatures, making it suitable for tabletop armies, display pieces, terrain details, and similar hobby projects.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Aquamarine acrylic paint.

Yes. Warpaints Fanatic is a miniature-painting acrylic range from The Army Painter, made for hobbyists painting gaming miniatures, display pieces, terrain, and similar modeling projects.

Yes. The Army Painter's Flexible Colour Triad system is built to help painters combine related shades from dark to light, making bottles like Aquamarine useful in a broader highlighting and shading workflow.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic acrylic paint in the Turquoise Siren color.

Turquoise Siren is one of the two middle tones in The Army Painter's Turquoises Flexible Colour Triad, so it works well as a starting point for smooth transitions within that color family.

Yes. Warpaints Fanatic is an acrylic paint line made for miniatures and hobby projects, with strong pigmentation and a formula intended to stay workable when thinned for layering and detail work.

This listing is for one individual 18 ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Hydra Turquoise acrylic paint.

The Army Painter describes Hydra Turquoise as a strong greenish blue. It is part of the Turquoises Flexible Colour Triad and sits as the second-darkest tone in that six-colour group.

Yes. Warpaints Fanatic is made for models and miniatures, with a high-pigment acrylic formula designed for smooth application and easy thinning for different painting techniques.

This listing is for one individual 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Deep Azure acrylic paint.

Deep Azure is the darkest tone in The Army Painter’s Turquoises Flexible Colour Triad, a six-color family designed to help painters build natural progression from darker tones to lighter highlights.

Yes. Warpaints Fanatic is a miniature-focused acrylic paint line from The Army Painter, formulated for models and miniatures with strong pigmentation, smooth application, and good thinning flexibility.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Aegis Aqua acrylic paint.

It is a Warpaints Fanatic acrylic paint made for models and miniatures. The Army Painter identifies this color as a pale greenish blue in the Deep Green-Blues Flexible Colour Triad.

The manufacturer recommends shaking the bottle well before use. If the paint still looks separated, shake it a little more until the consistency is evenly mixed.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Shieldwall Blue acrylic paint.

Because it is a greyish green blue and positioned as a lighter tone, it can work well for blue-green armor, cloth, magical details, layered highlights, or as part of a broader cool-color miniature scheme.

Yes. The Army Painter markets the Warpaints Fanatic range as easy enough for beginners while still offering the control and performance hobbyists want for regular tabletop and display work.