The Army Painter Warpaints Air Wildling Flesh 18ml
$25.99
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Monmouth Cards · Supplies · Miniatures & Modeling
The Army Painter Warpaints Air Wildling Flesh 18mlAirbrush-ready color for smooth skin tones and fast miniature work.
Wildling Flesh is part of The Army Painter's Warpaints Air range, made for painters who want a ready-to-spray acrylic straight from the bottle. This 18ml paint is designed for airbrush use, uses ultra-filtered pigment, and fits neatly into the brand's Color Triad system for easier shading and highlighting across fantasy, sci-fi, and historical miniatures.
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What's inside: 1 bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Air: Wildling Flesh, 18ml. The bottle comes pre-loaded with two steel mixing balls.
Product highlights
- Airbrush-ready formula: Warpaints Air is pre-mixed for airbrush use right out of the bottle, helping speed up priming, basecoating, layering, and smooth transitions.
- Ultra-filtered pigment: The range is made with finely filtered pigment to support even spray performance and solid coverage across miniature surfaces.
- Part of the Color Triad system: Wildling Flesh sits within The Army Painter's coordinated triad approach, making it easier to match shadow, midtone, and highlight steps for skin-toned projects.
- Brush-friendly when needed: Although designed for airbrush work, The Army Painter notes that Warpaints Air can also be applied by brush, typically with an extra coat or two compared with standard Warpaints.
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Product questions
Is this a single bottle or a paint set?
This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Warpaints Air: Wildling Flesh.
Do I need to thin this paint before airbrushing?
The Warpaints Air range is made to be airbrush-ready straight from the bottle. Some painters may still adjust flow for their own setup, but the product is designed to be used without standard pre-thinning.
Can I use this with a regular brush?
Yes. The Army Painter states that Warpaints Air can also be brush-applied, though it may need an extra coat or two compared with standard Warpaints acrylics.
Add a ready-to-spray flesh tone to your hobby bench with Wildling Flesh from The Army Painter's Warpaints Air range.
