The Army Painter Speedpaint: Holy White

Excellent light gray tone. I am a huge fan of Army paints and have zero issues with them.

I bought this for painting white fur on some artic themed minis, and it works fantastically for that. But there are a few things you need to understand.1; squeeze out the first couple drops, and toss it. That's standard with Army Painter; it's just some medium used to keep the paint from drying out in storage.2; you absolutely have to make sure this is properly mixed up. It's very finicky and tends to separate if you let it sit for even an hour. Even while on your pallet. I suggest squeezing out a few drops into a paint tray and giving it a good stir with a clean toothpick. If it's not a pale grey color then its not mixed properly. If its dark, then you have a try full of pigment and basically no medium.3; paint this over white. Not grey, and certainly not black. I know mini painters love our Zenithal Prime, but this paint wasn't meant for that. This goes over white. No ifs, ands, or buts. It's basically a glorified wash that leaves the raised details unpainted, so if those details aren't white to begin with, they won't be white afterward. There is NO white pigment here; it's a pale grey wash. Use it appropriately. This is meant to add a subtle shading effect to something ALREADY painted white, not to paint something white.

Great speed paint. I use it for mainly for ghosts.

great for the price

I mixed to for a long time it still comes out as black total let down!

It says white on the label but its not white, its silver

Holy white should be named holy gray instead

Keep it up