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DARK KRAKEN

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Instant Colors paints feature a specially designed formula for easy, convenient, and very fast painting of your miniatures, achieving a color gradient even with just one coat.

Thanks to its features, it is the perfect alternative for those players who tackle projects with a large number of figures in their wargames or board games.

Valid for brush and airbrush.

Quick-applying acrylic paint with a matte finish, 17ml

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Alexander N. ★★★★★

I was a bit skeptical about one-coat gradients, but after trying it on a space marine’s pauldron, the transition from dark to light looked smooth and natural. The paint flowed easily from the brush without needing thinning.

Matthew ★★★★★

The one-coat gradient is exactly what it promises—I painted a cloak in about five minutes and the shading just appeared, no blending needed. The paint flows smoothly right out of the bottle, and it dries fast enough that I can layer a second mini immediately after.

Thomas S. ★★★★☆

Got the gradient effect in a single coat on my space marine's cloak, which saved me a ton of layering time. Only gripe is the paint's a bit thinner than I'd like for edge highlights, but for basecoating it's dead simple.