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584 painting Consumables at 3 shop(s) with a HasTrust check; the popular ones cost $0.14 to $140.00. Answer a few questions and keep a shortlist.

What to look for in painting Consumables

Start with the paint type. Water-based acrylics are easy to thin and clean up with water, while solvent-based enamels take longer to dry but give a tough, smooth coat. Then pick the finish: matte suits most military models and figures, gloss works for cars and shiny details, and metallic paints recreate bare steel, brass or chrome.

Think about what you build. Aircraft and armored vehicle modelers often want colors matched to a specific army or era, while fantasy and wargame painters lean toward sets with many shades. Weathering paints add dust, rust and grime. If you use an airbrush, choose paint that is ready to spray without thinning. Dropper bottles make dosing and mixing easier, and larger pots last longer if you paint often.

  • water-based (acrylic)
    Do you want water-based paint?
  • solvent-based (enamel)
    Are you looking for solvent-based paint, like enamel?
  • matte finish
    Do you want a matte finish?
  • gloss finish
    Do you want a gloss finish?
  • metallic effect
    Are you looking for paint with a metallic effect?
  • multi-color paint set
    Do you want a set with several colors instead of a single pot?
  • historical color palette (e.g. RAF, WWII)
    Are you looking for colors that match a specific army or era?
  • for military vehicles (AFV)
    Will you be painting military vehicles or tanks?
  • for aircraft models
    Will you be painting model aircraft?
  • for fantasy or wargame figures
    Will you be painting fantasy or wargame figures?
  • weathering effect
    Do you want paint to give models a weathered or dirty look?
  • airbrush-ready
    Do you want to use the paint with an airbrush?
  • dropper bottle
    Do you want a dropper bottle for easy dosing?
  • at least 17 ml per pot
    Do you want pots of at least 17 ml?

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How much do painting Consumables cost?

The popular ones at shops we checked cost $0.14 to $140.00; half of them less than $6.99.

Which shops sell painting Consumables?

Dragonhawk, PandaHall, TrophyCentral, each with an independent HasTrust trust check.

What should I look for in painting Consumables?

The questions that split the range most: water-based (acrylic), solvent-based (enamel), matte finish. Shortlist asks them one at a time.

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