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Citadel: Contrast Sigvald Burgandy (18Ml)

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$5.54 $7.8 In stock

Category: Miniatures

Citadel Contrast Sigvald Burgundy is a premium acrylic paint from Games Workshop, designed for use on Citadel miniatures and other hobby projects. This 18ml pot delivers a rich burgundy tone that works well for basecoating and shading in one step.

  • Contrast formula provides smooth, even coverage with a single coat
  • Ideal for painting cloth, armor, or organic details on miniatures
  • 18ml pot size offers ample paint for multiple models
  • Part of the Games Workshop Citadel paint range, trusted by hobbyists worldwide
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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Christopher V. ★★★★★

The coverage with Sigvald Burgundy is impressive—one coat gave me a deep, even finish on my space marine’s shoulder pads. Dries to a nice matte that doesn’t need thinning straight from the pot.

Evelyn ★★★★★

This burgundy goes on smooth and consistent right out of the pot, even over a light primer, and the finish has a beautiful depth that really pops on my Space Marines.

Steven Q. ★★★★☆

The colour is exactly what I wanted for my vampire lord's cloak, and it flows nicely into the recesses. It just needed two thin coats to get a solid coverage on the raised areas.

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