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Warhammer Colour is the paint range from Games Workshop aimed at painting miniatures. This guide covers what the official source says about its paint sets, tutorials, and techniques, and which starting points suit different hobbyists.
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Warhammer: what to know before you buy
Start with a paint set The official page says the paint sets give a range of colours and brushes in one package, and each set includes a selection of Warhammer Colour paints plus a brush and either tools or miniatures. For a first purchase this is the simplest route, as the sets are matched to tutorial videos.
Check the tutorial that matches your army The source lists tutorials for Tyranids with Termagants and Ripper Swarm, Space Marines with Infernus Marines, Stormcast Eternals, and Skaven. If you already own one of these kits, choosing the matching set means the paints and walkthrough line up with the miniatures you have.
Aim for Battle Ready first The page defines Battle Ready as a miniature with its main areas coloured and a simple finish on the base, ready to play with. Plan your painting around reaching that standard before adding detailed techniques like shading or drybrushing.
Explore the wider range The source notes that Warhammer Colour has hundreds of paints for different projects. Once you know the basics, browse individual paints and the app for more guides, and speak to staff in a local store if you want help choosing.
Questions about Warhammer
Are there any Warhammer discount codes?
We don't currently list a confirmed discount code. That doesn't mean the store has no promotions; check its website for current prices.
What is a Warhammer Colour paint set?
The official page describes paint sets as packages of colours and brushes, each including tools or miniatures, with matching tutorial videos.
What does Battle Ready mean?
The source defines Battle Ready as a miniature painted to a standard ready to game with, with main areas coloured and a simple base finish.
Who handles my order?
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