GW do a very good job of producing various painting videos on their youtube channel, so take a look there. The GW version of booth agrellan versions is not that far from each other, if you look past that I got a bit too much texture on my badland version.

These paints are designed to be used on top of your basecoats and can be applied with brushes or sponges to achieve the desired results.These programs are designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to these affiliated sites. The thin one to the left and the "Debris" to the right Raw paints (without ink or drybrushing) Bronze Gryphons Space Marines Librarian Another example of a texture made with sand Emulating concrete and rock: texture paste vs. The paints are designed to be compatible with other Citadel paints, allowing for seamless integration into your painting process. With a wide variety of colors and textures available, you’ll be sure to find something that suits your needs.

You can compare this with other texturing methods I reviewed and decide which one suits you best for a given project. Churned earth, grisly gore, rust and corrosion or spectral glows - each makes for an eye-catching way to finish your miniatures. On the second version, I apply as little texture as possible, while still covering the base in its entirety to make a thin version.I have seen a couple of beginners thinking their pots were broken because they never got any crack effect, all because they only painted a very thin coat on the base. This thick, brown paint contains textured components that allow you to achieve a realistic muddy effect. They can be used alongside basecoats, layer paints, and shades to achieve the desired level of detail and realism.