There Was Only One Real Choice For A Name!
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So, Dead Animal Bits. What’s it good for? Well… aside from… ya know… Dead Animal Bits!
It’s a direct colour match for Rakarth Flesh, one of the most useful colours in the Citadel range. A colour on the lighter, warmer side of grey, it’s a brilliant foundation for your colour schemes. And of course, great for painting all things undead or grim dark.
Here is Pete talking about why he chose this colour and name!
Pete:
“Dead Animal Bits is, as the name suggests, was chosen to be the perfect colour for when you’re painting those dead, or undead, bits of your miniatures. I settled on its off-white colouration to provide a good basis for both bleached bones as well as pallid, rotting flesh.
But it’s not just a good colour to use when you’re looking to quickly and easily paint up your legions of skeleton warriors and zombies, it’s also a perfect starting point for your lighter paint schemes. Especially if you intend to use strongly pigmented washes, glazes and inks over the top of it.
Put simply, it’s a good all-rounder primer. It might not be the flashiest of colours but it’s definitely an incredibly useful one and something that I’m really looking forward to making a good use of in my future projects.”
Dead Animal Bits is synonymous with Pete The Wargamer’s channel and his content.
Take a look here.
Introducing:
This hobby cupboard staple will be one you want to keep in stock at all times. It’ll be the one you end up reaching for again and again.
And honestly, we expected nothing else from Pete the Wargamer. Bringing such a considered approach to the hobby, and pulling on a metric ton of experience, it’s not blind luck that’s made a spray that will be the foundation for a load of your paint schemes.