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Base: Abaddon Black (12ml)$4.55The darkest black in the Citadel range and a staple base coat for black armour, fur, and clothing. Drybrush with Eshin Grey or Mechanicus Standard Grey for a quick highlight, or shade with Nuln Oil...
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Base: Averland Sunset (12ml)$4.55A warm golden yellow base coat with excellent coverage. Ideal for yellow armour, cloth, and desert-toned schemes. Works well under Yriel Yellow for highlights and Casandora Yellow shade for depth.
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Base: Barak-nar Burgundy (12ml)$4.55A dark muted burgundy base coat suitable for rich, dark colour schemes.
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Base: Bugman's Glow (12ml)$4.55A warm pinkish-brown base coat used as the foundation for human flesh tones. Works well under Cadian Fleshtone highlights and Reikland Fleshshade shade.
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Base: Caledor Sky (12ml)$4.55A mid-tone sky blue base coat ideal for Tzeentch daemons, Stormcast armour accents, and aquatic themes. Works well under Temple Guard Blue highlights and Coelia Greenshade shade.
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Base: Caliban Green (12ml)$4.55A deep rich green base coat ideal for Dark Angels, jungle schemes, and Chaos forces. Highlight with Warboss Green or Loren Forest, and shade with Biel-Tan Green.
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Base: Castellan Green (12ml)$4.55A dark muted military green for camouflage, jungle fighters, and Nurgle themes. Works well under Deathworld Forest or Loren Forest highlights and Athonian Camoshade shade.
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Base: Catachan Flesh (12ml)$4.55A warm mid-tone flesh base coat ideal for darker human skin tones. Highlights well with Cadian Fleshtone and shades well with Reikland Fleshshade.
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Base: Celestra Grey (12ml)$4.55A pale cool grey base coat ideal for white armour underpainting and light grey schemes. Works well as a transition colour highlighted with Ulthuan Grey and shaded with Nuln Oil.
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Base: Corax White (12ml)$4.55A bright cool white base coat with excellent coverage. Designed to work under Contrast paints or as a clean white base for white armour schemes.
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Base: Corvus Black (12ml)$4.55A near-black with subtle warm undertones, ideal for black armour with more character than pure black. Drybrush with Eshin Grey for highlights and shade with Nuln Oil for depth.
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Base: Daemonette Hide (12ml)$4.55A muted cool lilac-grey base coat ideal for Slaanesh and daemon skin. Pairs well with Slaanesh Grey or Warpfiend Grey highlights and Druchii Violet shade.
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Base: Death Guard Green (12ml)$4.55A muted pale green base coat associated with Death Guard and Nurgle. Works well under Elysian Green or Ogryn Camo highlights and Athonian Camoshade shade.
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Base: Death Korps Drab (12ml)$4.55A dark desaturated khaki base coat ideal for Death Korps of Krieg and WWI-era military aesthetics. Highlights well with Steel Legion Drab or Tallarn Sand.
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Base: Death World Forest (12ml)$4.55A dark earthy green base coat ideal for Death Guard, Nurgle models, and military camouflage schemes. Highlights well with Ogryn Camo or Elysian Green.
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Base: Dryad Bark (12ml)$4.55A dark desaturated brown base coat ideal for wood, bark, and earthy schemes. Works well under Gorthor Brown highlights and Agrax Earthshade shade.
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Base: Gal Vorbak Red (12ml)$4.55A dark brownish-red base coat suitable for Chaos and dark power armour colour schemes.
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Base: Grey Seer (12ml)$4.55A cool mid-tone grey base coat designed for use under Contrast paints, producing more muted and desaturated results than Wraithbone. Excellent for grey-toned or cold colour schemes.
Base Paints – Lay the Foundation
Get solid, vibrant coverage with just one layer. Citadel Base Paints are high-pigment acrylics designed for strong adhesion and color payoff. They’re ideal for laying down bold, lasting foundations before layering.
Layer Paints – Build Up Color and Detail
Once your base coat is dry, Citadel Layer Paints help you add color variation, highlights, and fine detail. These paints feature a thinner consistency that makes them perfect for gradual transitions and crisp edge highlights.
Shade Paints – Add Depth and Detail
Enhance shadows and definition with Citadel Shade Paints. These specialized washes flow into crevices and recesses to give your miniatures natural contrast and lifelike depth, perfect for armor, cloth folds, and weathered effects.
Contrast Paints – One Coat, Big Impact
New to miniature painting? Citadel Contrast Paints are a favorite among beginners and experts alike. These innovative paints combine base and shading in one step, allowing you to achieve impressive results quickly with just a single brushstroke.
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Bring Your Miniatures to LifePainting miniatures adds personality and depth to your game pieces. With the right tools, like Citadel Paints, you can bring out the fine details that make each model stand out. Whether you're working on a single hero or an entire army, a well-painted miniature enhances your tabletop experience and makes your collection uniquely yours.DaysHoursMinsSecsFAQ’s
What is the best Citadel Paint for beginners?
Citadel Contrast Paints are ideal for beginners. They combine base and shading steps into one, making it easier to get detailed results with minimal experience.
Can I buy individual Citadel Paints at On-Board Gaming?
Yes! All Citadel Paints are sold individually at our Escondido location and online, so you can get exactly the color or finish you need without buying a full set.
Do Citadel Paints work on non-Games Workshop models?
Absolutely. Citadel Paints work on most plastic, resin, or metal miniatures from a wide range of games and brands, just make sure to prime first!
How do I keep my Citadel Paints from drying out?
Keep lids tightly closed and store paints in a cool, dry place. Shake well before use, and consider using a wet palette to extend open time while painting.
Pro tip: Try our Mix and Ready Bottles to store your paints long-term and reduce waste.
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''Near Mint (NM)'
Near Mint condition cards show minimal or no wear from play or handling and will have an unmarked surface, crisp corners, and otherwise pristine edges outside of minimal handling. Near Mint condition cards appear 'fresh out of the pack,' with edges and surfaces virtually free from all flaws. '
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''Lightly Played (LP)'
Lightly Played condition cards can have slight border or corner wear, or possibly minor scratches. No major defects are present, and there are less than 4 total flaws on the card. Lightly Played condition foils may have slight fading or indications of wear on the card face. '
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''Moderately Played (MP)'
Moderately Played condition cards have moderate wear, or flaws apparent to the naked eye. Moderately Played condition cards can show moderate border wear, mild corner wear, water damage, scratches , creases or fading, light dirt buildup, or any combination of these defects. '
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''Heavily Played (HP)'
Heavily Played condition cards exhibit signs of heavy wear. Heavily Played condition cards may include cards that have significant creasing, folding, severe water damage, heavy whitening, heavy border wear, and /or tearing. '
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''Damaged (D)'
Damaged condition cards show obvious tears, bends, or creases that could make the card illegal for tournament play, even when sleeved. Damaged condition cards have massive border wear, possible writing or major inking (ex. white-bordered cards with black-markered front borders), massive corner wear, prevalent scratching, folds, creases or tears. '
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