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SHADOWS IN A BRUSH STROKE – Our acrylic water based Quickshade Washes will allow you to easily and quickly paint shadows on your Warhammer, Dungeons

The Army Painter Military Shader Quickshade - Non-Toxic Lightly Pigmented Water Based Wash Paint for Tabletop Roleplaying, Boardgames, and Wargames

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Painting: Using Army Painter Quick Shade - Warlord Games

Shade/Wash Comparison: Agrax vs Strong Tone

The original Quickshade is different! An entirely unique product on the market, it will enable you to paint your the army of your dreams in no time at all. Just apply it with a brush or simply dip your base coated miniatures, shake, and you are almost done. Made from very thin black pigment the Quickshade 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.

Army Painter Quickshade Strong Tone

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