"Paint It Purple: Games Workshop Citadel Layer 1 Review"
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Hey gamers, it's your boy Henry, back with another review! Today, we're talking about the Games Workshop Citadel Layer 1: Genestealer Purple paint. Let me tell you, this stuff is the bomb dot com!
First of all, let's talk about the benefits of this paint. As a layer paint, it has a lighter pigment count, which means you can layer it on top of other base coats to bring out extra details on your miniatures. It's perfect for edge highlighting and adding depth to your army. Plus, it's water-based and nontoxic, so you don't have to worry about inhaling any fumes or harming the environment.
This paint is a great fit for hobbyists and gamers alike. Whether you're painting your army for Warhammer 40k Lore or just want to add some extra pizzazz to your Rogue Trader 40k miniatures, this paint will do the trick. And if you're a fan of the Genestealer cults, you'll love the deep, rich purple color.
Now, let's talk pros and cons:
Pros:
- Light pigment count for layering
- Water-based and nontoxic
- Great for edge highlighting and adding depth
- Rich and deep purple color
Cons:
- May require multiple layers for full coverage
- Slightly more expensive than some other Citadel paints
Overall, I highly recommend Games Workshop Citadel Layer 1: Genestealer Purple. It's a great addition to any hobbyist or gamer's paint collection, and will definitely make your miniatures stand out on the battlefield. So go ahead, paint it purple!
Bottom Line: 8.5/10
First of all, let's talk about the benefits of this paint. As a layer paint, it has a lighter pigment count, which means you can layer it on top of other base coats to bring out extra details on your miniatures. It's perfect for edge highlighting and adding depth to your army. Plus, it's water-based and nontoxic, so you don't have to worry about inhaling any fumes or harming the environment.
This paint is a great fit for hobbyists and gamers alike. Whether you're painting your army for Warhammer 40k Lore or just want to add some extra pizzazz to your Rogue Trader 40k miniatures, this paint will do the trick. And if you're a fan of the Genestealer cults, you'll love the deep, rich purple color.
Now, let's talk pros and cons:
Pros:
- Light pigment count for layering
- Water-based and nontoxic
- Great for edge highlighting and adding depth
- Rich and deep purple color
Cons:
- May require multiple layers for full coverage
- Slightly more expensive than some other Citadel paints
Overall, I highly recommend Games Workshop Citadel Layer 1: Genestealer Purple. It's a great addition to any hobbyist or gamer's paint collection, and will definitely make your miniatures stand out on the battlefield. So go ahead, paint it purple!
Bottom Line: 8.5/10
