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Citadel: Contrast Briar Queen Chill (18Ml)

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$4.68 $7.8 In stock

Category: Miniatures

Citadel Contrast Briar Queen Chill is a hobby paint from Games Workshop, designed for use with Citadel miniatures. This 18ml pot provides a smooth, consistent color ideal for adding detail to your models.

  • Part of the Citadel Contrast range for efficient basecoating and shading
  • Packaged in a standard 18ml pot for convenient application
  • From Games Workshop, a trusted brand in miniature painting
  • Suitable for use on Warhammer and other Citadel miniatures
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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Kevin ★★★★★

Used this to shade the recesses of a Nighthaunt model and the pigment flowed into the crevices perfectly without pooling on the flat surfaces. One coat gave me exactly the cold, ethereal look I was after.

Miles R. ★★★★★

The smooth consistency is exactly what I needed for the fabric folds on my ghostly units—it flows into recesses without pooling on the raised edges. This 18ml pot has easily covered a full squad with plenty left over.

Henry P. ★★★☆☆

The 18ml pot is a decent amount for a few models, but the color came out a bit more purple than the icy blue I was expecting. It goes on smoothly enough, though you really need to shake it well to avoid streaks.