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Citadel: Contrast Flesh Tearers Red (18Ml)

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Category: Miniatures

Citadel Contrast Flesh Tearers Red (18ml) is a high-quality acrylic paint from Games Workshop, designed for use on miniatures and hobby projects. This Contrast paint offers a smooth, vibrant red finish with a single coat, ideal for adding rich color to your models.

  • Brand: Games Workshop
  • Type: Contrast paint
  • Color: Flesh Tearers Red
  • Volume: 18ml
  • Category: Miniatures hobby supplies
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Customer Reviews (3.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Jason M. ★★★★★

That thin Contrast formula really lets the layers underneath show through while building up a beautiful, deep red tone. It takes a couple of coats for full opacity on the paler base, but the smooth, even finish it gives my power armour panels makes it totally worth the extra step.

Sophia E. ★★★☆☆

It’s a decent red, but the coverage is a bit inconsistent on flat surfaces. I had to do two coats to get a solid color, which defeats the purpose of a contrast paint for me.

Victoria ★★★☆☆

The red goes on thin enough to shade recesses nicely, and the 18ml pot lasts a good while. It took two coats to get a solid finish on shoulder pads, though, which felt a bit heavy for a Contrast paint.