Bright, Saturated, And Super Useful!
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When we spoke to Suggs, there were a handful of options that she was interested in bringing to life as her colour, but the stand-out winner for her was her favourite shade of pink!
There really isn’t another super vibrant, hot pink primer out there in the hobby market. Anyone looking for this type of colour would have to resort to faffing around with an airbrush or risk buying primers from other industries that all invariably coat far too thick for miniature painting, and leave a terrible finish.
Here is Rogue Hobbies’ own Suggs, on the colour they chose for our upcoming campaign!
Suggs:
“This bright pink primer is an absolute POWERHOUSE of saturation and is unlike any paint I’ve ever seen in a rattle can which is partially why I picked it! Bright saturated pinks are a bit of a holy grail paint for me and I’m often left disappointed by either the lack of saturation or the lack of pigment and now we’ve made the perfect neon pink shade AS A PRIMER!!
Whilst playing around with this shade I wanted something which would really stand out on the tabletop but also of course, be useful to use! This primer is perfect for painting Emperor’s children, Tzeentch demons (or any demon really) and undercoating for saturated yellows/oranges. It also has a secret ability which is that if used over a black primer it creates incredible an instant synthwave neon OSL effect which, trust me, looks AMAZING on anything but especially noise marines or Necromunda miniatures.
I can’t wait to see the way that people will be able to get creative with this truly one-of-a-kind primer colour!”
Rogue Hobbies channel is always as colourful as this!
Take a look here.
To many, this colour will just be seen as a project-specific, almost neon pink. But in reality, it’s closer to Midwinter Ice’s utility. Perfect for those super vibrant colour schemes, as a base for yellow, and many more projects besides. There’ll be video content coming out before the end of the campaign showing just what colourful things this primer can be used for, so keep an eye out!