The Army Painter Warpaints Air Gnome Cheeks Paint
$25.99
Unit price perEstimated delivery between October 07 and October 09.
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The Army Painter Warpaints Air Gnome Cheeks PaintAirbrush-ready color for smooth miniature basecoats and quick layering.
Gnome Cheeks is part of The Army Painter's Warpaints Air range, a water-based acrylic line formulated for airbrush use right out of the bottle. This single 18ml paint includes pre-loaded mixing balls and fits the Warpaints Colour Triad approach, making it a useful option for hobbyists working on miniature skin tones, soft neutrals, and fast army-painting workflows.
Paint behavior can vary by pigment and color. The manufacturer notes some shades cover more opaquely than others, and paint may separate in the bottle, so shake well before use.
What's inside: 1 bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Air Gnome Cheeks paint. This is an 18ml water-based acrylic airbrush paint with two pre-loaded steel mixing balls.
Product highlights
- Airbrush-ready: The Warpaints Air line is pre-mixed for airbrush use straight from the bottle, helping speed up priming, basecoating, and broader color application on miniatures.
- Colour Triad system: Gnome Cheeks belongs to The Army Painter's triad-based range, where matching base and highlight companions are designed to make layering and zenithal-style transitions easier.
- Brush-compatible when needed: While made for airbrush work, the manufacturer says it can also be applied with a standard brush, though it may require extra coats compared with regular Warpaints.
- Made for miniature projects: This water-based acrylic formula is intended for painting wargaming and hobby miniatures, with ultra-filtered pigment and a consistency designed for smooth flow.
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Product questions
Is this a single bottle or a paint set?
This listing is for one individual bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Air Gnome Cheeks paint, not a bundled set.
Do I need to thin it before airbrushing?
The manufacturer describes Warpaints Air as airbrush-ready right out of the bottle, so no thinning is required for standard use. If you want a different flow, The Army Painter recommends using Airbrush Medium.
Can I use this with a regular brush?
Yes. The manufacturer says Warpaints Air can also be brushed on, but it may take an extra coat or two compared with standard Warpaints acrylics.
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