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Designed specifically for Warhammer miniature hobbyists and model painters, Citadel Technical Paint: Blood For The Blood God is an essential tool for achieving realistic gore and wet blood effects on your models. This water-based acrylic offers a distinct, glossy finish that mimics the look of fresh blood, making it perfect for battle-worn armor or visceral combat scenes. While it excels at creating textured, realistic splatter, users should note that its specialized formula is intended for detailing and effects rather than base-coating, requiring a steady hand to avoid over-application.
| Model Part Number | 27-05 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Games Workshop |
Yes, it is formulated to adhere effectively to plastic, metal, and resin surfaces.
You do not need to apply a varnish, but if you do, ensure you use a gloss varnish only on the blood areas, as a matte varnish will ruin the wet, realistic look.
No, it is a non-toxic water-based acrylic, though it is intended for use on models and should not be ingested.
If the paint is still wet, you can wipe it away with a damp cloth. Once dry, you may need to touch up the area with your base color paint.
While you can mix it, it is generally recommended to use it on its own to maintain the specific glossy technical finish.
Depending on the thickness of the application, it typically dries to the touch in 15-30 minutes.
Add a single drop of distilled water or a dedicated acrylic medium to thin it back to the proper consistency.
Apply a secondary, thin layer of the paint; the gloss effect builds with additional applications.
Use a specialized brush cleaner or soak the bristles in warm, soapy water for several minutes and gently work the paint out.
Before applying the paint, ensure your model is primed and your base colors are completely dry to avoid smearing. Shake the 12ml pot thoroughly before opening to ensure the medium and pigment are properly mixed. If the paint becomes too thick over time, a tiny drop of distilled water can be added to restore the consistency. Always rinse your brushes immediately after use, as the glossy binders in technical paints can be harder to remove if allowed to dry in the bristles. Store the pot tightly sealed in a cool, dry area away from direct sunlight to prevent the paint from drying out prematurely.
