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Army painter Warpaints

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Alerts on record1 HazardThe product contains benzisothiazolinone (measured value 0.032% by weight). Benzisothiazolinone is a skin sensitiser and can trigger allergic reactions or contact dermatitis. The product lacks the legally required labell RiskOther risk levels Country of originFrance First alertMarch 11, 2022 Latest alertMarch 11, 2022 On our lists sinceAugust 10, 2026

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Army painter Warpaints is made for miniature painters who want hobby acrylics in a line that covers base colours, metallics and the rest of a tabletop army project. By our assessment, the practical strength is clear: these paints are aimed at figures, not walls, and the range is built around the colours and finishes miniature work actually needs. The downside is the same as with most dedicated hobby paint lines: good results depend on thinning, brush control and patience, so they are not a quick shortcut. In use, that means careful coats, small brushes and a bit of routine rather than one-and-done coverage. It sits in the crowded miniature-paint category alongside other hobby brands, with appeal coming from coverage and colour choice more than novelty. Army painter Warpaints is for people who like to paint small things properly, not rush them.
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