Witch Brew: A yellowish, vibrant lime green with pretty good opacity. Compared to GW Moot Green, it’s much more yellowish. My recommended highlight colour: Poisonous Cloud. Monster Brown: A light pale brown. It’s similar to GW Baneblade Brown, but a nuance warmer/more reddish. My recommended highlight colour: Banshee Brown.

Contains 11 new community-created War Paints that make-up the Scream Fortress XIV War Paint Collection. Mutant Hue: Quite similar to Toxic Boils, but a bit more muted and reddish, more like a grape violet. I love that there are a lot of hues you won’t find in the Citadel paint range – or actually in any other range save for Reaper Master Series, which are difficult to acquire outside the US. For example, very light paints such as Arid Earth, Poisonous Cloud, Toxic Mist or Gorgon Hide. Or all those plum, mauve and grape purples like Wasteland Soil, Mutant Hue and Toxic Boils, that are great for painting wounds, bruises and otherworldly skin. Royal Cloak: A light turquoise that is very similar to GW Baharroth Blue. It’s much lighter than on the paint swatch, the paint looks actually more like Toxic Mist on the chart. While Baharroth Blue leanse a nuance more towards the cool blue side, Royal leans a nuance more towards the warm green side. My recommended highlight colour: Toxic Mist.Warpaints’ core range offers an extensive selection of 96 acrylic paints, including a lot of interesting and unusual colours you won’t find in the Citadel or Vallejo paint range.

Corpse Pale: A light caucasian skin tone with a nuance of yellow. It’s an almost exact match of GW Flayed One Flesh. My recommended highlight colour: Brainmatter Beige or Mummy Robes. Ash Grey: A light neutral grey, perfect for highlighting Dungeon Grey, Uniform Grey or GW Dawnstone. Almost an exact match for GW Administratum Grey. My recommended highlight colour: Spaceship Exterior. Combat Fatigues: This is a pale green with a slight nuance of olive. Quite similar to Necrotic Flesh, but less yellowish. It’s lighter than on the colour swatch. An almost exact match for GW Nurgling Green, though the coverage is a bit better.Again it is recommended that you use the nexus mod manager for all installing and uninstalling needs. If you decide to do it manually, just delete the wyldtats.esp and wyldtats.bsa files from the program files (x86)>steam>steamapps>common>skyrim>data folder. To uninstall the loose files, just delete the files from the data>textures>actors>character>character assets>tintmasks folder. Oak Brown: A dark brown, not too vibrant, not too muted, not too reddish. It’s very close to GW Dryad Bark. My recommended highlight colour: Werewolf Fur, Leather Brown or Dirt Splatter. Troll Claws: A versatile light ochre that would be useful for highlighting Warpaints Basilisk Brown or GW Tau Light Ochre. My recommended highlight colour: Corpse Pale. Plate Mail Metal: A medium silver paint, close to GW Ironbreaker, but the coverage is slightly better. My recommended highlight colour: Shining Silver. The Army Painter’s Warpaints offer a solid range of acrylic paints. Quality and consistency are average, but that’s not meant in a negative way at all, especially since they are one of the most affordable and widely available miniature paint ranges.

Weapon Bronze:A bright and vibrant bronze paint with mediocre coverage. Similar to GW Brass Scorpion, but slightly lighter. Lighter in real life than on the colour swatch. Commando Green: A medium green with a nuance of yellow. It’s a bit more greenish and vibrant than on the color swatch. My recommended highlight colour: Army Green.

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Military Shader:This is a drab green wash. Compared to GW Althonian Camoshade, it’s less yellowish. I like it quite much, I think it’s great for shading drab or muted greens when you don’t want that yellowish hue of Althonian Camoshade. Gun Metal: A dark silver, similar to GW’s Leadbelcher, but while Leadbelcher has a nuance of oily brown, Gun Metal is slightly more neutral, cooler silver. My recommended highlight colour: Plate Mail Metal.

Fur Brown: A warm medium brown with a slight nuance of red. Compared to GW Skrag Brown it’s less orange and slightly more muted. Also available as a Color Primer. My recommended highlight colour: Tanned Flesh. If you’ve been looking for a new set of acrylics to get your minis on point, these might just be perfect! Let’s take a closer look at the announcement. The Army Painter Announces Huge New Fanatic Warpaints Line!My flat out recommendation, use the RaceMenu or replacer options, as those are the least intrusive options to use. Daemonic Yellow: A medium yellow with a quite good opacity for yellow. It’s very similar to GW Flash Gitz Yellow, maybe a nuance less vibrant. Works great for highlighting Phoenix Flames. There is also a Color Primer for this. My recommended highlight colour: Moon Dust. Uniform Grey: A medium, neutral grey similar to GW Dawnstone, but slightly cooler. Pretty good coverage. There is also a matching Color Primer for this. My recommended highlight colour: Ash Grey. If the player inspects a War Paint and then inspects a weapon, the weapon appears smaller while inspecting. [1]