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Dungeon Stone Grey

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$2.97 $4.5 In stock

Category: Acrylic paint

The Duncan Rhodes Painting Academy "Two Thin Coats" Paint Range was created from the ground up with the support of the world's best paint development chemists.

Specifically designed for any level of hobbyist, this top-quality paint range is fun for both beginner and seasoned painters.

Volume: 15ml Bottle

SPECIAL OFFER: Buy any mix of individual 12 (or more) bottles of Duncan Rhodes Two Thin Coats Paints and we'll post them worldwide free of charge.

Please note that this offer only applies to orders of individual paint pots only, any other items included will have postage applied to them.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Alexander Q. ★★★★★

This grey covers beautifully in just two thin coats, even over a white primer. The consistency is perfect for wet blending on my Warhammer models.

Adam N. ★★★★★

I was a bit worried the grey might be too warm, but it's a perfect neutral stone tone. It flows nicely off the brush and the coverage is good even for basecoating.

Madison D. ★★★★★

The grey covers in two thin coats without getting chalky, which is more than I can say for most acrylics I've tried. It thins down nicely for glazing and dries matte, exactly what I want on stone and armor.