Warhammer Abaddon Black Base Paint - 12ml

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Warhammer Abaddon Black Base Paint is the essential choice for hobbyists looking to achieve a solid, consistent black foundation on their miniatures. Designed for both beginners and veteran painters, its high pigment count ensures excellent coverage on plastic, metal, and resin, significantly speeding up the basecoating process. While it provides a reliable matte finish, users should be mindful that it can dry quickly, requiring careful management of paint consistency on the palette to avoid clumping.
| Model Part Number | 21-25 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Warhammer |
Yes, Abaddon Black is a standard water-based acrylic and can be mixed with other acrylic hobby paints.
While the paint adheres well, using a dedicated primer ensures the best durability and long-term finish for your miniatures.
It can be used with an airbrush if thinned appropriately with an airbrush thinner, though it is primarily designed for brush application.
Wash brushes thoroughly with clean water immediately after use. For stubborn paint, use a gentle brush soap.
No, this is a non-toxic, water-based acrylic paint, making it safe for hobbyists of all ages.
In most conditions, the paint will be dry to the touch within 10 to 15 minutes.
Transfer a small amount of paint to a palette and mix in a drop of water until it reaches the consistency of melted ice cream.
Use a stainless steel mixing ball or a dedicated stirring tool to manually mix the heavy pigments at the bottom with the medium.
Keep your brush damp with a small amount of water and wash the bristles every few minutes to prevent paint buildup near the ferrule.
To achieve the best results, ensure your miniatures are clean and primed with a dedicated hobby undercoat. Shake the pot vigorously before use to ensure the pigments are properly mixed.
For care, always close the lid tightly after each use to prevent the paint from drying out inside the pot. If the paint becomes too thick, add a tiny drop of clean water to the palette—avoid adding water directly into the pot, as this can degrade the formula over time. After painting, rinse your brushes thoroughly in clean water and reshape the bristles while damp to preserve the integrity of your tools.