The Army Painter Warpaints Air Lava Orange Paint
$25.99
Unit price perEstimated delivery between October 07 and October 09.
Monmouth Cards · Supplies · Miniatures & Modeling
The Army Painter Warpaints Air Lava Orange PaintAirbrush-ready color built for fast, consistent miniature painting.
Warpaints Air Lava Orange is a ready-to-use acrylic paint for hobbyists who want smooth airbrush application without extra prep. This bright orange tone is part of The Army Painter's Colour Triad System, making it easier to build base, mid, and highlight transitions across wargaming miniatures, models, and army projects.
Color performance can vary by pigment. The manufacturer notes that some hues cover differently than others, and brush application may require an extra coat or two compared with standard Warpaints acrylics.
What's inside: 1 bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Air in Lava Orange, pre-mixed for airbrush use, with 18ml of water-based acrylic paint and two pre-loaded steel mixing balls.
Product highlights
- Airbrush-ready right from the bottle: Warpaints Air is designed to go straight into your airbrush with no thinning required for standard use.
- Ultra-filtered pigment: The formula is built for smooth flow and consistent coverage on miniatures and modeling projects.
- Colour Triad System: Lava Orange sits within The Army Painter's triad approach, helping painters plan base, mid, and highlight steps more easily.
- Brush-friendly when needed: If you do not have an airbrush, the manufacturer notes that it can also be applied with a brush, though it may need extra coats.
- Made for hobby workflow: The included steel mixing balls help with shaking and paint consistency before use.
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Product questions
Do I need to thin this paint before airbrushing?
No. The Army Painter describes Warpaints Air as airbrush-ready right from the bottle. If you prefer a different flow, the manufacturer suggests adjusting consistency with airbrush medium.
Can I use Lava Orange with a regular brush?
Yes. The manufacturer says it can also be applied with a brush, but it may require an extra coat or two compared with standard Warpaints acrylics.
What makes the Colour Triad System useful?
The Colour Triad System groups related base, mid, and highlight tones to make shading, highlighting, and consistent army-wide color planning easier.
Add a bright orange airbrush color to your hobby bench with Warpaints Air Lava Orange from Monmouth Cards.
