The Army Painter Colour Primer Skeleton Bone, 400 mL Acrylic Spray Primer, Spray Paint Basecoat for Miniature Priming, Tabletop Roleplaying, Boardgames, and Wargames Miniature Modelling

I used these for my ultramarines, it gives a nice warm base colour to start with and works great with speed paints or contrast paints directly over the top of the base coat. My new go to undercoat.

Great quality spray primer paint!

Why did you choose this product over others?: A bit to expensive. Overall, Good.

Like a lot of sprays it does seem very sensitive to temperature but as long as it's warm enough it gives good, even coverage

Nice even coverage and perfect as a primer and base coat in one for skull or skeleton heavy models. A quick spray and a wash is sometimes all that’s required making painting large amounts of skulls and skeletons a breeze. Great paint for wargame model makers.

Expensive but works well on fresh scars

Great product giving a fine even coating

Be aware this product does not produce a matt finish as stated, but a with a distinct sheen. Further more, despite warming the paint can in warm water and shaking it vigorously for 2-minutes before use, the paint rendered a strange granular texture, which rubbed off with light finger pressure after leaving it to dry overnight. The spray head nozzle is not sufficiently fine, which results in the paint being delivered in very broad span that is difficult to control. The coverage is not even although it was applied it in two thin coats and left to dry throughly before re-coating. The paint also coagulates around fine detail on the miniatures (I primarily build and paint 28mm scale figures from the ranges produced Victrix Ltd, Warlord Games and Perry Brothers), and obscuring it. In over 40-years of fine scale military modelling this is without doubt the worst spray paint I have ever used and the quickest way to spoil your miniature figures!! I tried it as an alternative to the Citadel spray paints, which I have used for a number of years and found to be both excellent for coverage, finish and durability; however, these have become considerably more expensive. In my opinion by far the best spray paint currently available is the excellent range produced by Colour Forge, which are colour matched to the ranges from Army Painter, Vallejo and Citadel ranges; Colour Forge spray paints are supplied in 500ml cans, as opposed to the 400ml cans from Army Painter and Citadel, making them proportionally the cheapest option too. The paint is delivered in a controllable manner, rendering a clean, even coat that leaves the fine sculpted detail of the figures crisp and clear; it also dries quickly to a true, flat matt finish making it perfect as an undercoat as a first stage of the painting process.

Nice product, fast shipping.

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Bewertung: 5 Sterne Vorteile: Gleichmäßige und gleichmäßige Deckkraft Trocknet zu einem matten Finish Hervorragende Deckkraft Ideal für Skelette und andere helle Farben Erschwinglich Nachteile: Keine Rezension: Ich bemale gerne Skelette und andere helle Figuren und habe den The Army Painter Colour Primer, Skeleton Bone 400 für diesen Zweck ausprobiert. Ich bin absolut begeistert. Der Primer lässt sich gleichmäßig und gleichmäßig auftragen und trocknet zu einem matten Finish. Er bietet hervorragende Deckkraft und sorgt dafür, dass die Grundfarbe gleichmäßig und glatt aufgetragen werden kann. Die Farbe ist perfekt für Skelette und andere helle Farben. Sie verleiht den Figuren einen natürlichen und lebendigen Look. Der Preis ist für die Qualität und Menge des Primers sehr fair. Fazit: Der The Army Painter Colour Primer, Skeleton Bone 400 ist ein hervorragender Grundierlack für Skelette und andere helle Figuren. Er ist gleichmäßig, deckend und erschwinglich. Ich kann ihn uneingeschränkt empfehlen. Empfehlung: Ich würde diesen Primer jedem empfehlen, der Skelette oder andere helle Figuren bemalt. Er ist eine einfache und effektive Möglichkeit, den Figuren eine gleichmäßige und farbenfrohe Grundierung zu verleihen.

Easy to apply. Don't run. Covers well. Perfect color match to their acrylic drop bottle paint range. But a little off the hue I think skeletons should have.

Inconsistent. Some coats are too thick, some too thin (mostly thin on this one. Brown Leather was too think. Only one that turned out well was the blue-grey spray.) The worst part is that this particular spray left a powdery coating on my model. It comes off by rubbing it (totally dry at this point.) Amazon won’t let me refund or return this, so I’d give it a 0 if I could. Stick to better brands.