The Army Painter Warpaints Air Starter Set, 12 x 18 mL Pre-Thinned Acrylic Airbrush Paints, incl. 1 Metallic & 1 Grey 100 mL Primer - Air Brush Paint Kit for Models and Miniature Painting

Love the quality of these paints and how they apply to the miniatures.

Excellent variety, perfect for starting my airbrushing. Now I've moved onto mostly using inks, but I still break these out from time to time for specific purposes. The colors are a good variety (though, you'll still need to mix for layering), the paint's consistency is almost all airbrush-ideal (one or two of the paints required some thinning).

I actually use them with a brush and act as a glaze/wash or with a couple coats a base layer. They are pre thinned but I don't think they are thin enough for an air brush without adding other fluids to that mix, but I also haven't used an airbrush yet. I will update once I get one.

Great set with some basic colors.

Decent paint, pre-diluted for air brush, a little on the expensive side though. It does work well and is exactly as it appears. I did like that they were diluted already, and all you have to do is shake it up and pour it in your air brush. Takes some of the guess work out of thinning it down.

Seriously? I mean...seriously, this is the quality of product that you're giving to your loyal customers? I recently watched a youtube video from your CEO, CFO, or some other supposed big executive where he lamented the quality of paints that Army Painter had put out in the past and promised that the company had heard the complaints of its customers and was going to do much better. I totally bought into this (literally and figuratively) and decided to invest in some NEW airbrush paints. These came pre-mixed, and (supposedly) ready to go, and also had pre-loaded mixing balls inside to ensure they didn't gunk up. Well, upon opening and testing the paints out I can only say I'm outraged to be lied to AGAIN by Army Painter. I took the first bottle out, shook it vigorously for more than 2 minutes, popped the cap off and tried to squirt out a little into my airbrush and...the tip was clogged already. Off to a bad start. OK, fine, I cleared the clog and tried again to squirt some paint out, but instead what came out was a foam, which needless to say, did not go over too well with my airbrush. I took the whole squeeze cap off the paint bottle to look inside and see what was going out and upon sticking a stir rod into the bottle found that all the paint had congealed on the bottom and despite my attempt at trying to dislodge and mix everything together i could not get the paint to un-chunk itself. Scrap that bottle and let's try another one. This one was able to squirt out, but what came out was a thick sludge that was more thick than my brush paints and not even close to thin enough to be used with an airbrush. I ended up having to mix the paint with a thinner in a 50/50 ratio just to be able to get it to work half way decently. The next paint bottle did not even have mixing balls in it and once again started poorly with a clogged tip. This time however the paint was nowhere near a smooth consistency, as the paint had congealed into hundreds of tiny paint particles that no matter what I did I could not get to dissolve into what a normal person would call paint. This is just a taste of what I have experienced with these so-called "airbrush ready" paints. I cannot begin to express my frustration, both at these paints and at the fact that I bought into your claims about being a better company with better quality products. Not only that, but I spent hours cleaning my clogged airbrush, time and time again as I faithfully tried each paint and prayed that of this huge kit of paints I just purchased, maybe ONE would work. NOPE. I now have a ruined model, a plugged airbrush, and $60+ dollars of paint that are completely useless, except maybe as targets for my BB gun. This is unacceptable Army Painter.

These paints are definitely expensive but the quality is much better than many others I have tried. And the finish on them is really good. The addition of some mixing balls is fantastic. Thickness is perfect and coverage is great. No blocks on my airbrush so far. Easy to use for a beginner

great for model horse painting. the spray was very even without any dilution

Ich habe mir das Warpaints Air Starterset von The Army Painter zugelegt und bin absolut überzeugt. Wer mit der Airbrush bei Miniaturen einsteigen will, findet hier genau das Richtige. Direkt einsatzbereit (Pre-Thinned): Der größte Vorteil ist, dass die Farben bereits perfekt für die Airbrush vorgemischt sind. Man muss nicht erst mühsam mit Verdünner experimentieren, sondern kann die Farbe direkt in die Pistole füllen und loslegen. Das spart Zeit und Nerven, besonders als Anfänger. Durchdachter Inhalt: Die Farbauswahl im Set ist für den Start sehr schön gewählt und deckt die wichtigsten Basistöne ab. Besonders toll finde ich, dass dem Set sogar eine Flasche Primer (Grundierung) beigelegt wurde, die ebenfalls direkt für die Airbrush optimiert ist. Ein kleines Anleitungs-Heftchen liegt auch dabei, was den Einstieg zusätzlich erleichtert. Einfaches Mischen & Dosieren: Obwohl die Auswahl schon gut ist, kann man die Farbtöne natürlich auch wunderbar untereinander mischen, um ganz eigene Nuancen zu kreieren. Durch die praktischen Tropfenzähler-Flaschen (Dropper Bottles) lässt sich die Farbe extrem präzise Tropfen für Tropfen dosieren. Das Mischen in separaten Fläschchen oder direkt im Farbbecher der Pistole klappt dadurch tadellos. Fazit: Ich bin mit diesem Set mehr als zufrieden. Die Handhabung ist kinderleicht, die Qualität der Pigmente stimmt und das Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis ist top. Ich werde definitiv noch weitere Sets dieser Marke kaufen!

Très bien. Peinture couvrante

Great paints set works great with my airbrush highly recommended them

perfecte verf voor m'n airbrush. zit een mengbolletje in, handig om de verf mengen. dekt zeer goed.

Kit base ottimo per iniziare, adatto anche ai principianti grazie ai beccucci dosatori.