The Sky is the Limit with Baharroth Blue: A Citadel Paint Review
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Yo, what's up fellow gamers and hobbyists? It's your boy Henry, back at it again with another review! Today, we're talking about Citadel Paint's Layer: Baharroth Blue. Now, I know what you're thinking, "Another blue paint? Really?" But hear me out, this one is worth adding to your collection.
First off, let's talk about the color. Baharroth Blue is a beautiful shade of sky blue that's perfect for painting Eldar, Trazyn the Infinite, or even the Sigmarines if you're feeling adventurous. The consistency of the paint is smooth and easy to apply, making it beginner-friendly. But don't let that fool you, even seasoned painters will appreciate the opaqueness of the pigment that delivers a rich color with just one layer.
If you're a fan of Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Vermintide, or any of the other games in the franchise, you'll definitely want to add Baharroth Blue to your arsenal. It's perfect for painting the armor of your Space Marines or the banners of your Khorne army. But it's not just limited to 40k, it's also great for painting the models from Total War Warhammer II or Battlefleet Gothic Armada 2.
Now let's get down to the nitty-gritty with the pro-con list:
Pros:
- Beautiful sky blue color
- Opaque pigment for rich color with one layer
- Smooth consistency
- Beginner-friendly
- Great for painting Eldar, Trazyn the Infinite, and Sigmarines
- Ideal for Warhammer 40k and Total War Warhammer II models
Cons:
- Might not be the best choice for painting darker models or creating shadows
Overall, Citadel Paint's Layer: Baharroth Blue is a fantastic addition to any hobbyist's collection. Its beautiful color, smooth consistency, and opaque pigment make it a must-have for painting Eldar, Trazyn the Infinite, or any other model that requires a pop of sky blue. While it might not be the best choice for creating shadows or painting darker models, its versatility and beginner-friendliness make it a great fit for any skill level.
Bottom Line: 8.5 out of 10 stars. Definitely worth adding to your collection!
First off, let's talk about the color. Baharroth Blue is a beautiful shade of sky blue that's perfect for painting Eldar, Trazyn the Infinite, or even the Sigmarines if you're feeling adventurous. The consistency of the paint is smooth and easy to apply, making it beginner-friendly. But don't let that fool you, even seasoned painters will appreciate the opaqueness of the pigment that delivers a rich color with just one layer.
If you're a fan of Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Vermintide, or any of the other games in the franchise, you'll definitely want to add Baharroth Blue to your arsenal. It's perfect for painting the armor of your Space Marines or the banners of your Khorne army. But it's not just limited to 40k, it's also great for painting the models from Total War Warhammer II or Battlefleet Gothic Armada 2.
Now let's get down to the nitty-gritty with the pro-con list:
Pros:
- Beautiful sky blue color
- Opaque pigment for rich color with one layer
- Smooth consistency
- Beginner-friendly
- Great for painting Eldar, Trazyn the Infinite, and Sigmarines
- Ideal for Warhammer 40k and Total War Warhammer II models
Cons:
- Might not be the best choice for painting darker models or creating shadows
Overall, Citadel Paint's Layer: Baharroth Blue is a fantastic addition to any hobbyist's collection. Its beautiful color, smooth consistency, and opaque pigment make it a must-have for painting Eldar, Trazyn the Infinite, or any other model that requires a pop of sky blue. While it might not be the best choice for creating shadows or painting darker models, its versatility and beginner-friendliness make it a great fit for any skill level.
Bottom Line: 8.5 out of 10 stars. Definitely worth adding to your collection!
