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JORILDYN TURQUOISE

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$1.74 $2.9 In stock

Designed for painting all types of miniatures, but especially for wargame miniatures.

Its formulation allows us to achieve a finish that is resistant to handling of the figures for use on the game board.

Valid for brush and airbrush.

Satin finish acrylic paint 17ml

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Aurora B. ★★★★★

I’ve been painting 40k figures for years, and this paint’s consistency straight from the bottle is perfect for layering highlights. It covers well in two thin coats without needing much thinning. The turquoise shade gives my space marines a really vibrant pop on the table.

Abigail B. ★★★★★

The finish holds up surprisingly well through a full evening of handling, and the color stays vibrant even after multiple games. It flows smoothly enough for fine details without needing extra thinning, which is exactly what I want for basecoating.

Sofia ★★★★★

This turquoise has just the right consistency for brushwork—it flows smoothly without flooding details, which is exactly what I need for my wargame miniatures. The finish feels genuinely tough to touch, so I don't worry about paint rubbing off during handling.