This Quick Shade is the lightest of the 3 types and is usually applied on lighter colours as a consequence. Especially light flesh colours, pink, yellow and white will get a perfect finish. If you do not necessarily want a sharp and dark shading on your miniatures, but instead prefer the lighter look - the SOFT Tone is your choice.

This is by far the most popular Quick Shade on the market. Its fantastic all-round uses makes it ideal for any colour. The STRONG Tone will make deep and perfect shades on your miniatures and use heavy, brown pigment. Especially great on Pure Red and Desert Yellow and all manner of Greens. If in doubt: Go for STRONG Tone!

Made from very thin Black Pigment the DARK Tone has proved a hit with evil armies of miniatures and models which require a sharp contrast in colours and shading. It is brilliant for grey, blue and all types of armour for instance. For that superior overall look of an army made for gaming table, you would be hard pressed to beat DARK Tone.

Another ideal spray for historical miniatures and models. As the name suggests it has been designed for the German WWII uniform/vehicle colour. Its ashen colour is also great for terrain and it works escpecially well with DARK Tone Quick Shade, creating a really deep finish.

Quite simply the best Black Spray on the market. Very matt and with a superior coverage - leaving the miniatures in a perfect condition for applying coats of paints.

A very fine pigment makes the Matt White Undercoat a perfect primer for all paint jobs. The paint dries very quickly and leaves every detail on the miniature in excellent condition.

This acrylic varnish is truly unique and has been tailored to remove the shine of any models being dipped with Quick Shade or painted using conventional paints. Engineered for and tested on thousands of toysoldiers, this varnish is a must for wargamers wanting their armies to look painted rather than dipped. Although really matt, the sprays' original formula retains the metallic shine from Plate Mail etc.

This spray is ideal for wood (warmachines and Chariots), leather and brown skin. Also use for great effect on horses, wolves, Beastmen and Minontaurs for instance.

This spray coupled with DARK Tone Quick Shade makes for great Zulu warriors with lots of exposed skin - saving you many hours basecoating!

As the name suggests, this Colour Primer is great for historical miniatures representing armed forces. But also Wood Elves and futuristic models, for instance, would look great with this colour.

A truly groundbreaking spray. The pigment in the Colour Primer is such a good quality that it will easily cover even previous black undercoated models!

It's uses are endless within the Fantasy/Sci-Fi genre.

This Colour Primer is great for spraying miniatures with exposed skin, saving you loads of time. Superb with Celts, hordes of Viking beserks and Barbarians in general.

A truly unique spray. It has the look of hardened steel yet still being so matt that other acrylic paints cover it perfectly. This spray has endless uses and anything in armour craves an undercoat of this fantastic Colour Primer - saving you loads of time!

A really useful blue colour with a ton of uses within the Sci-Fi and Fantasy genre. Combined with DARK Tone Quick Shade you really get a beautiful blue colour perfect for those Ultra Marines!

A Colour Primer originally designed for WWII desert vehicles and uniforms. This spray is also very popular for scenery, horses, wolves and even light wood on warmachines and chariots.

Could be used for a slightly darker variation of skin colour on miniatures with exposed flesh.

As the name suggests, this Colour Primer has been designed to look exactly like Bleached Bone making it an absolut must for armies of shambling dead. This spray is increasingly popular for British WWII desert uniforms/vehicles as a lighter alternative to Desert Yellow.

The name says it all... The perfect primer for all Orcs and Goblin armies. A strong green colour also useful for army projects like Wood Elves or those Space Marine Salemanders.