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The Army Painter just lifted the veil on their new Warpaints Air raneg and I'm happy to say I was able to test the prototypes and add my feedback to the development. Check out the video above, you'll be able to spot some of my thoughts throughout the video.

I quite liked using the prototypes. The flow is smooth and the coverage is good, as you would expect from a good airbrush paint, but what really stands out is the design of the range. Colours come in triads: a mid tone, a darker base colour, and a lighter colour for highlights. 

Just grab the triad of your choice and you're good to go, no experimentation needed. It's a very straightforward and user-friendly system. The mid tones match the regular Warpaints of the same name perfectly, while the base and highlight colours are all new and designed to compliment the mid tones perfectly.

I can't wait to receive the final products and write an in-depth review for you guys!

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Warpaints Air: Behind The Scenes

The newest addition to The Army Painter Warpaints family is Warpaints Air. This is a completely new range of airbrush-ready paints, primers, Colour Triads, Fluo and Metallic paints! Two and a half years went into designing, testing, and perfecting this range. In the video, some of the people behind the paint share its story. Pre-order your Warpaints Air Starter and Mega Paint Sets at: https://shop.thearmypainter.com/sneak_peaks.php ______________ There are three ways that you can find these products: Local games store: http://www.thearmypainter.com/store-locator.php On Amazon: http://bit.ly/thearmypainter Or direct: http://thearmypainter.com ______________ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Intro 00:29 In The Beginning 02:10 What Inspired Warpaints Air? 03:20 What Makes Them Perfect? 04:55 What's A Colour Triad? 05:40 Tech Talk 07:40 Why You Should Try Airbrushing 09:32 What We Look Forward Too 11:28 Outro

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