Citadel Base Paint - Incubi Darkness 12ml


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Citadel Base Paint in Incubi Darkness is an essential tool for tabletop hobbyists and miniature painters looking to achieve a smooth, opaque foundation on their models. Designed for painters of all skill levels, this high-pigment acrylic paint excels at providing solid coverage on plastic, metal, and resin surfaces, though users should be mindful that a single layer may require thinning to ensure the finest detail is not obscured.
| Model Part Number | 21-11 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Games Workshop |
Yes, for the best adhesion and longevity, always use a dedicated primer on your plastic, metal, or resin miniatures before applying base paints.
While it can be thinned for airbrush use, this formula is specifically optimized for hand-brushing. Ensure you use an appropriate airbrush thinner if you choose to airbrush.
Citadel Base Paints, including Incubi Darkness, dry to a matte finish.
Acrylic base paints typically dry to the touch within 5 to 10 minutes, depending on the thickness of the application and ambient humidity.
Yes, the Citadel Base Paint range is water-based and non-toxic.
Absolutely. You can mix this paint with other Citadel acrylics to create custom shades and highlights.
Add a tiny drop of distilled water to the paint on your palette and mix thoroughly.
Ensure you are using two thin layers rather than one thick layer, and let the first layer dry completely before applying the second.
Wipe away any dried paint residue from the rim of the pot and the inside of the lid using a damp cloth.
Before use, ensure your miniature is properly primed using a spray or brush-on primer. Shake the 12ml pot vigorously for 30 seconds to ensure the pigments are properly mixed.
For application, it is recommended to transfer a small amount of paint to a wet palette. This allows you to mix in a drop of water to thin the consistency, which prevents clogging fine details. After painting, always wash your synthetic brushes with soap and lukewarm water immediately to prevent the acrylic from drying in the bristles. Ensure the pot lid clicks shut completely after each session to prevent the paint from hardening.