The Army Painter Warpaints Air Fairy Pink Paint
$25.99
Unit price perEstimated delivery between October 07 and October 09.
Monmouth Cards · Supplies · Miniatures & Modeling
The Army Painter Warpaints Air Fairy Pink PaintAirbrush-ready color for smooth miniature basecoats and layering.
Warpaints Air Fairy Pink is a ready-to-use acrylic paint made for miniature hobbyists who want fast, even coverage through an airbrush. This single-bottle listing is designed to go straight from the bottle into your painting workflow, while still remaining usable with a standard brush when needed.
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What's inside: One bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Air Fairy Pink paint. The manufacturer describes the formula as pre-mixed and airbrush-ready, with two steel mixing balls already in the bottle.
Product highlights
- Airbrush-ready formula: Warpaints Air is made to be used right from the bottle, helping hobbyists move quickly from prep to painting.
- Brush-compatible option: If you are not using an airbrush, The Army Painter states the paint can also be applied with a brush, though it may need an extra coat or two compared with standard Warpaints.
- Colour Triad System: This shade is part of The Army Painter's triad approach, where matching base, midtone, and highlight colors are designed to make layered painting and zenithal work more straightforward.
- Built for miniature projects: The manufacturer describes Warpaints Air as a water-based acrylic developed for painting wargaming miniatures with consistent flow and opacity.
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Product questions
Is this a single bottle or a paint set?
This listing is for one bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Air Fairy Pink paint.
Do I need to thin this before using it in an airbrush?
The manufacturer states Warpaints Air is pre-mixed and airbrush-ready right out of the bottle, so no thinning is required to start. If you want a different flow, The Army Painter recommends adjusting consistency with airbrush medium.
Can I use this paint with a regular brush?
Yes. The Army Painter says Warpaints Air can also be applied with a brush, though it may require an extra coat or two compared with its standard Warpaints range.
Add a dependable pink tone to your hobby bench with an airbrush-ready paint that fits fast basecoating, smooth layering, and miniature painting projects.
