Acrylic Paint Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Afterglow — Green, Liquid, 1 pc

Acrylic Paint Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Afterglow — Green, Liquid, 1 pc is a liquid acrylic paint formulated for miniature and model painting. Supplied as a single 18–22 ml style hobby pot (single-piece pack), this green shade named Afterglow belongs to Army Painter's Warpaints Fanatic line. The paint uses a premium resin base with stabilizers that keep pigmentation consistent and allow extensive thinning without loss of colour dispersion. The product suits brush application for fine detail, layering, glazing and general base or highlight work on miniatures, models and terrain.

Advantages

Warpaints Fanatic paints deliver high coverage and intense pigmentation in a liquid formulation that is easy to manipulate with brushes. The resin base and proprietary stabilizers permit thinning to very low viscosities while maintaining even pigment distribution, making the paint versatile for washes, glazes, layering and fine detail. The Flexible Colour Triad system groups colours by root hue and offers a predictable progression of six coordinated tones, simplifying colour selection and transitions for consistent results across a model set.

Suitable for

• Brush painting fine details on miniatures and tabletop figures
• Layering and glazing to build highlights and smooth transitions
• Painting models, vehicles and terrain elements for tabletop games
• Thinned washes and controlled glazes when low-viscosity application is needed

Key specifications

• Medium: acrylic (resin-modified) with stabilizers
• Finish: semi-matte when dry (typical for acrylic miniature paints)
• Colour family: green (Afterglow shade within a Flexible Colour Triad)
• Consistency: liquid, brush-ready but suitable for thinning
• Application: brush; suitable for layering, glazing, washes and fine detail
• Coverage: high pigmentation and strong opacity for small-scale work

How to use

Shake or stir the pot gently before use to re-suspend pigments and ensure uniform colour. Apply with a fine synthetic or sable brush depending on the detail level required. For base coats or strong opaque coverage, use the paint at full strength in thin, even strokes to avoid obscuring sculpted detail. For glazes, washes or smooth blends, thin the paint with a few drops of water or an acrylic medium until the desired transparency and flow are achieved, while maintaining pigment dispersion. Allow each thin layer to dry before applying subsequent layers to control build-up and achieve smooth transitions.

Usage recommendations

Store the paint upright in a cool, dry place and reseal the cap after use to preserve consistency. Test thinning ratios on a palette before applying to models, and use a wet palette when working with extended sessions to slow drying and maintain workability.