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Games Workshop - Citadel Base Paint Set
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Description
Description
Citadel Base Paints are the foundation upon which a good paint job is built. Whether you’re painting miniatures for display or for the tabletop this paint set is the perfect starting point.
The Citadel Base Paint Set contains 1 S Base brush and 11 pots of Citadel paint, including: 1 Leadbelcher, 1 Macragge Blue, 1 Waaagh! Flesh, 1 Bugman's Glow, 1 Mephiston Red, 1 Mournfang Brown, 1 Abaddon Black, 1 Ceramite White, 1 Zandri Dust, 1 Averland Sunset and 1 Balthasar Gold.
New to painting? click the video tab to the right and check out Duncan’s handy painting tutorial.