The Army Painter Combat Se7ens: Black Relic Armour - APWP8115
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The Army Painter Combat Se7ens: Black Relic Armour is an essential curated paint set designed for hobbyists and miniature painters looking to achieve professional-looking dark, metallic, or relic-themed armor for tabletop figures like Warhammer or D&D units. By bundling four core acrylics, one wash, and two metallics, it streamlines the painting process for battle-worn warriors, though users should note it is primarily focused on a specific grim aesthetic rather than a broad-spectrum color library.
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| Model Part Number | APWP8115 |
|---|---|
| Brand | The Army Painter |
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FAQs
Can I use these paints with an airbrush?
Yes, but they will need to be thinned down significantly using an airbrush thinner to prevent clogging the nozzle.
Do I need a primer before using these?
Yes, a primer is highly recommended to ensure the acrylic paint adheres correctly to the miniature surface.
Are these paints water-based?
Yes, they are non-toxic, water-based acrylic paints, making cleanup easy with just soap and water.
What miniatures are these best for?
They are ideal for 28mm or 32mm scale gaming miniatures, such as those found in Dungeons & Dragons or Warhammer.
Can I mix these with other paint brands?
While they are compatible with most water-based hobby acrylics, mixing may alter the proprietary resin properties.
Troubleshooting
Paint appears separated or watery
The pigment has settled; shake the bottle aggressively for at least 30-60 seconds, or use an agitator ball inside the bottle.
Paint is too thick to flow smoothly
Add a tiny amount of water or a dedicated acrylic thinner until you reach a milk-like consistency.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High pigment density reduces the need for multiple layers
- Color palette is specifically curated for dark armour themes
- Consistent, tabletop-ready results for beginners and experts
- Compatible with a wide range of miniature scales and plastic materials
Cons
- Limited color variety outside of the specific relic theme
- Requires proper shaking to ensure pigment suspension
- Not intended for non-armour-heavy painting projects
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To get the most out of your paints, shake each bottle vigorously before use to ensure the resin and pigments are thoroughly mixed. These paints are compatible with both plastic and resin miniatures; however, always ensure your models are primed with a quality hobby primer before applying the paint. For long-term care, wipe the nozzle of the dropper bottle after each use to prevent clogging and store the bottles in an upright position in a cool, dry area away from direct sunlight. When thinning the paint, use small drops of water or an acrylic medium to maintain the structural integrity of the paint's resin base.