The Army Painter
John Blanche Masterclass - Ashroot
John Blanche Masterclass - Ashroot
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The Army Painter – John Blanche Masterclass: Ashroot – WP4106P
Colour: Muted ash brown / grey-green
Finish: Matte
Contents: 18 ml
The Army Painter John Blanche Masterclass Ashroot is a muted, earthy acrylic paint with a mix of brown, grey and subtle green. The colour is ideal for grimdark, gothic and weathered colour schemes and works particularly well on wood, roots, fabrics, skin, terrain and other natural surfaces.
Earthy base colour with plenty of character
Ashroot has a dirty, natural appearance that is perfect for miniatures that need to look old, weathered or ravaged by the elements and battle. The muted colour combines easily with both warm browns and cool greys and greens.
This makes Ashroot a versatile base and mid-tone within Blanchestoc-inspired colour schemes.
Ideal for wood, roots and weathered materials
The colour is highly versatile for tree bark, roots, wooden weapons, sticks and natural scenery. Ashroot can also be used on cloaks, leathery materials and worn fabrics to create an earthy and austere appearance.
On monster skin, undead and other organic details, the shade can also serve as a grey, sickly base colour.
Excellent for grimdark and weathering
Ashroot combines particularly well with Midnight Olive, Banshee Brown, Ironclad Grey and Ivory White. Dark washes can add extra depth, while lighter beige and ivory shades are suitable for dusty or worn highlights.
Stippling and drybrushing can quickly add extra texture to wood, earth and rough fabrics.
Versatile for various techniques
Ashroot is suitable for basecoating, layering, glazing, blending, stippling and drybrushing. When thinned, the paint can be used as an earthy filter over other colours to make them more muted and weathered.
As a mixing colour, Ashroot is particularly useful for making bright shades more neutral, dirty and natural.
Usage
Shake the bottle well before use. Apply Ashroot in several thin coats as a base or mid-tone. Deepen the shadows with dark brown, grey-green or black, and then build up to the raised areas with lighter earthy or ivory colours.
Key features
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The Army Painter John Blanche Masterclass paint
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Product code: WP4106P
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EAN: 5713799410602
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Part of the Warpaints Fanatic series
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Contents: 18 ml
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Matte acrylic paint
-
Muted ash brown / grey-green shade
-
Ideal for grimdark and gothic colour schemes
-
Suitable for wood, roots and natural scenery
-
Excellent for weathered fabrics and equipment
-
Suitable for grey skin and organic details
-
Excellent choice for weathering and earthy colour transitions
-
Suitable for basecoating, layering, glazing and blending
-
Also suitable for stippling and drybrushing
-
Combines well with Midnight Olive, Banshee Brown and Ivory White
-
Suitable for wargaming, RPG and display miniatures
The Army Painter – John Blanche Masterclass: Ashroot – WP4106P
Colour: Muted ash brown / grey-green
Finish: Matte
Contents: 18 ml
The Army Painter John Blanche Masterclass Ashroot is a muted, earthy acrylic paint with a mix of brown, grey and subtle green. The colour is ideal for grimdark, gothic and weathered colour schemes and works particularly well on wood, roots, fabrics, skin, terrain and other natural surfaces.
Earthy base colour with plenty of character
Ashroot has a dirty, natural appearance that is perfect for miniatures that need to look old, weathered or ravaged by the elements and battle. The muted colour combines easily with both warm browns and cool greys and greens.
This makes Ashroot a versatile base and mid-tone within Blanchestoc-inspired colour schemes.
Ideal for wood, roots and weathered materials
The colour is highly versatile for tree bark, roots, wooden weapons, sticks and natural scenery. Ashroot can also be used on cloaks, leathery materials and worn fabrics to create an earthy and austere appearance.
On monster skin, undead and other organic details, the shade can also serve as a grey, sickly base colour.
Excellent for grimdark and weathering
Ashroot combines particularly well with Midnight Olive, Banshee Brown, Ironclad Grey and Ivory White. Dark washes can add extra depth, while lighter beige and ivory shades are suitable for dusty or worn highlights.
Stippling and drybrushing can quickly add extra texture to wood, earth and rough fabrics.
Versatile for various techniques
Ashroot is suitable for basecoating, layering, glazing, blending, stippling and drybrushing. When thinned, the paint can be used as an earthy filter over other colours to make them more muted and weathered.
As a mixing colour, Ashroot is particularly useful for making bright shades more neutral, dirty and natural.
Usage
Shake the bottle well before use. Apply Ashroot in several thin coats as a base or mid-tone. Deepen the shadows with dark brown, grey-green or black, and then build up to the raised areas with lighter earthy or ivory colours.
Key features
-
The Army Painter John Blanche Masterclass paint
-
Product code: WP4106P
-
EAN: 5713799410602
-
Part of the Warpaints Fanatic series
-
Contents: 18 ml
-
Matte acrylic paint
-
Muted ash brown / grey-green shade
-
Ideal for grimdark and gothic colour schemes
-
Suitable for wood, roots and natural scenery
-
Excellent for weathered fabrics and equipment
-
Suitable for grey skin and organic details
-
Excellent choice for weathering and earthy colour transitions
-
Suitable for basecoating, layering, glazing and blending
-
Also suitable for stippling and drybrushing
-
Combines well with Midnight Olive, Banshee Brown and Ivory White
-
Suitable for wargaming, RPG and display miniatures
