Green Stuff World Paints

Model Paints for Every Hobbyist

Green Stuff World model paints are a popular choice among hobbyists who paint miniatures, models, or create dioramas. They are primarily water-based acrylic paints, making them safe and easy to use, especially for beginners. Their formula provides good coverage, a smooth finish, and high pigmentation, allowing you to achieve vibrant and long-lasting colors. Thanks to a wide color palette, from basic colors to specialized shades, every modeler will find something for themselves. GSW paints are ready to use straight from the bottle, which features a convenient dropper for precise dispensing onto a palette.

Types of Green Stuff World Paints

The Green Stuff World range includes several specialized paint lines that allow for a variety of effects. In addition to standard acrylic paints with a matte or satin finish, the following are also available:

• Metallic Paints: Ideal for painting weapons, armor, and other metallic elements. They provide a realistic metallic sheen.
• Chameleon (Color Shift) Paints: Unique paints that change color depending on the angle of light. They are perfect for painting armor, scales, or magical effects.
• Washes and Inks: Used for shading and emphasizing details. A wash settles into the model's recesses, creating natural shadows, while an ink provides an intense, vibrant color.
• Fluorescent and Phosphorescent Paints: Allow you to create glowing effects under UV light or in the dark, which is ideal for creating sci-fi themed dioramas and miniatures.

How to Use GSW Paints?

Painting with Green Stuff World paints is simple and intuitive. Before use, shake the bottle vigorously to mix the pigment. The paints can be applied by brush directly from the bottle, although applying several thin coats instead of one thick one is recommended for a smoother finish. When using an airbrush, most GSW paints need to be thinned with a dedicated thinner or distilled water to a milk-like consistency. These paints work well with most model primers and can be sealed with a varnish after drying to increase their durability.