The Army Painter Warpaints Air Metallics Evil Chrome
$27.99
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The Army Painter Warpaints Air Metallics Evil ChromeAirbrush-ready metallic acrylic paint for fast miniature work.
Evil Chrome is part of The Army Painter's Warpaints Air Metallics range, made for hobbyists who want a ready-to-spray metallic straight from the bottle. It is formulated for airbrush use, comes pre-loaded with mixing balls, and fits neatly into The Army Painter's Colour Triad approach for smoother highlighting and shading across your miniatures.
Product highlights
- Airbrush-ready formula: The paint is sold as ready to use right from the bottle, so you do not need to thin it before normal airbrush application.
- Metallic finish: Evil Chrome is part of the Warpaints Air Metallics range, making it a useful choice for armor panels, weapons, trim, engines, and other metallic details on miniatures and models.
- Colour Triad system: The Army Painter states that Warpaints Air was developed around its Colour Triad System, where matching colours can help with base, midtone, and highlight transitions.
- Brush-compatible when needed: If you are not using an airbrush, The Army Painter notes that Warpaints Air can also be applied with a brush, though it may require extra coats compared with standard Warpaints.
- Hobby-use safety info: This is a non-toxic water-based acrylic paint that conforms to ASTM D-4236. The manufacturer also notes it is not suitable for children under 14 years of age.
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Product questions
What do I get with this item?
This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Air Metallics Evil Chrome with two steel mixing balls inside the bottle.
Does this need to be thinned before airbrushing?
The manufacturer describes Warpaints Air as airbrush-ready right out of the bottle, so normal use does not require thinning first. If you want a different flow, The Army Painter recommends adjusting consistency with airbrush medium.
Can I use it with a regular brush?
Yes. The Army Painter says Warpaints Air can also be applied with a brush, but because it is formulated for airbrush use, it may need an extra coat or two compared with standard Warpaints.
