It is a Warpaints Fanatic acrylic paint for models and miniatures. The product is sold as a single 18ml bottle.

The Army Painter lists Doomfire Drab as the lightest tone in the Pinks Flexible Colour Triad, so it works well as a finishing highlight within that family.

Yes. The Army Painter states that Warpaints Fanatic paints can be thinned to extreme levels while retaining pigment dispersion, which is useful for glazing, layering, and controlled highlights.

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

The Army Painter describes Pink Potion as a light purplish pink. It is intended for light, bright layers and highlights.

Yes. The Warpaints Fanatic range is designed to be approachable for newer painters while still offering the control and pigment strength experienced hobbyists want for layering and thinning.

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

The manufacturer describes Weird Elixir as a brilliant purplish pink. It sits in the Pinks Flexible Colour Triad as one of the two middle tones, which can help when building layered transitions.

Yes. Warpaints Fanatic is made for models and miniatures. The Army Painter notes that the formula is designed for smooth application, strong pigmentation, and thinning while maintaining pigment dispersion.

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

The Army Painter describes Pixie Pink as a vivid purplish pink. It sits in the Pinks Flexible Colour Triad and can be used as part of a layered pink progression.

Yes. Warpaints Fanatic is made for models and miniatures, and the manufacturer notes that the formula is designed for smooth application with strong pigmentation and the ability to be thinned while maintaining pigment dispersion.

This is an acrylic paint for models and miniatures from The Army Painter's Warpaints Fanatic range. It comes in a single 18ml dropper bottle.

Impish Rouge is part of The Army Painter's Pinks Flexible Colour Triad. It is described by the manufacturer as the second-darkest tone in that triad, which can help when building a smooth pink progression from shadow to highlight.

Yes. The Army Painter recommends shaking the bottle well before use, then testing a small amount to make sure the paint is evenly mixed and ready for application.

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

Wicked Pink is part of the Pinks Flexible Colour Triad. The Army Painter groups six related shades together so painters can build smoother transitions from dark to light without guessing at color steps.

Yes. Warpaints Fanatic is a high-quality acrylic paint line developed for miniature and model painting, with strong pigmentation and a formula designed to stay workable even when thinned.

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

According to The Army Painter, Raging Rose is the lightest tone in the Cool Reds Flexible Colour Triad and is intended for final highlights within that colour family.

Yes. Warpaints Fanatic is an acrylic hobby paint formulated for models and miniatures. The manufacturer also recommends shaking the bottle well before use to ensure the paint is evenly mixed.

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

The manufacturer places Blood Chalice in the Cool Reds Flexible Colour Triad and identifies it as the second-lightest tone in that group, making it useful for brighter layering and highlight work.

Yes. Warpaints Fanatic is described by The Army Painter as a high-quality acrylic paint for models and miniatures. As with many hobby paints, the manufacturer recommends shaking the bottle well before use.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Dragon Red acrylic paint. It is an individual color, not a paint set or bundle.

The manufacturer describes Dragon Red as a vivid purplish red. It also places the color in the Cool Reds Flexible Colour Triad, so it fits into a cooler red progression for shading and highlighting.

The Army Painter recommends shaking the bottle well before use, then checking the consistency by squeezing out a small amount. If the paint still appears separated, shake it a bit longer until evenly mixed.

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

The Army Painter places Basilisk Red in the Cool Reds Flexible Colour Triad and identifies it as the darkest tone in that six-colour progression.

Yes. The manufacturer states that Warpaints Fanatic can be thinned to extreme levels while retaining pigment dispersion. As with most miniature paints, shake well before use to ensure the paint is evenly mixed.

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

Yes. The Army Painter states that Warpaints Fanatic uses proprietary stabilizers so the paint can be thinned to extreme levels while retaining pigment dispersion.

Shake the bottle well before painting. The manufacturer recommends about 30 seconds, then testing a small amount and shaking a bit more if the paint still shows separation.

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

Yes. The Army Painter describes Warpaints Fanatic as a high-quality acrylic paint for models and miniatures.

Yes. The manufacturer recommends shaking the bottle well before use and checking the consistency, since paint can separate in the bottle.

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

The Army Painter groups Fanatic colors into six-color families built from the same root hue. Fur Brown sits in the Ruddy Browns triad, which can make it easier to choose related shadow and highlight colors.

Yes. Warpaints Fanatic is an acrylic paint line made for models and miniatures, with dense pigmentation and a formula designed for smooth application and thinning.

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

Its warm reddish-brown tone makes it a practical choice for leather, wood, earth, fur, weathered gear, and other natural brown surfaces on miniatures and models.

Yes. The manufacturer recommends shaking the bottle well before use. If the paint still appears separated, shake it a little longer until it is evenly mixed.

This listing is for one bottle of Warpaints Fanatic Tree Ancient, a high-quality acrylic paint made for models and miniatures.

You receive one 18ml bottle of Tree Ancient acrylic paint.

The manufacturer describes Tree Ancient as a very dark reddish brown suitable for base coats or as a first highlight for brown. It is a useful option for wood, leather, earth tones, and other warm dark details on miniatures.

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

Yes. Warpaints Fanatic colors are organized into Flexible Triad families of six related colors, which helps painters choose matching shadow, midtone, and highlight options more easily.

Oak Brown is a versatile dark brown for miniature and model painting, especially for leather gear, wooden surfaces, soil, bark, dark cloth, and other natural-looking details.

This is a single 18ml bottle of acrylic miniature paint from The Army Painter's Warpaints Fanatic range, intended for use on models and miniatures.

Raging Rouge is part of the Warm Reds Flexible Colour Triad and is identified by The Army Painter as the lightest tone in that six-color family, intended as a final highlight color.

Yes. The Army Painter recommends shaking Warpaints Fanatic bottles well before use so the paint is evenly mixed and ready for smooth application.

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

Yes. Violent Vermilion is part of The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic line rather than the older Warpaints range.

The Army Painter groups related Fanatic paints around shared root colors so painters can more easily choose shadows, midtones, and highlights that progress naturally across the same hue family.

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

Yes. Sacred Scarlet is part of The Army Painter's Warpaints Fanatic line, which is sold as individual singles as well as in broader color-range assortments.

The Army Painter describes Warpaints Fanatic as being able to thin down to extreme levels while retaining pigment dispersion, making it suitable for techniques beyond simple basecoating.

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

The Army Painter describes Legendary Red as a reddish orange mid-tone in the Warm Reds Flexible Colour Triad, making it a strong option for warm red armor, cloth, details, and layered highlights.

Yes. The manufacturer states Warpaints Fanatic can be thinned to very low consistency while retaining pigment dispersion. As with most hobby paints, shake well before use.