Miniatures
Citadel Contrast Paint — Striking Scorpion Green (18ml Pot)
Reviews
4.7/ 5
Brand Games Workshop
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Product description
This product comes as a single 18ml paint pot containing Citadel’s Contrast formulation in the Striking Scorpion Green shade. The pot is the standard plastic style used by the range and is sized for hobby use — 18 milliliters of water-based paint are included.
The Contrast line is engineered so that when you apply the paint over a light Contrast undercoat, it deposits both color and shading in one pass. The formula is water-based, so it thins and cleans with water, and is intended to give a vivid base layer plus natural shadows and highlights without extensive layering.
Use it directly from the pot with a brush over a pale undercoat to achieve quick coverage with tonal variation. It’s suitable for miniatures and models where you want a bold green base and built-in shading; after the paint has fully cured, many hobbyists add a clear coat to protect the finish.
Pros
- Vivid pigmentation with integrated shading
- Water-based and easy to clean
- Handy 18ml pot size for hobby use
Cons
- Needs a light Contrast undercoat for best results
- May require varnish for long-term protection
- Very saturated hue can overpower subtle details
VerdictStriking Scorpion Green delivers bold, saturated color and the built-in shading Contrast paints are known for. When applied over a light Contrast undercoat it produces an immediate base with natural shadowing and midtones, saving time on layering. The 18ml plastic pot is a convenient size for hobbyists and the water-based formula cleans from brushes easily. For long-term durability, a protective v
Reviews
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martyn 5/5
Strong performer
Excellent.
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Cee Kay 5/5
Intense green for tabletop minis
Very vivid green for sci‑fi and 40k minis. Apply over a light base coat for built-in shading. Durable, though a varnish is recommended.
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Ryan 4/5
Great with light undercoats
Flows smoothly over a white undercoat and pairs well with Tesseract Glow for highlighted edges.
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