AK Interactive AK11782 36-Color 3GEN Wargame Paint Set

AK Interactive AK11782 Wargame Paint It All Box x36 The AK Interactive AK11782 Wargame Paint It All Box x36 is a practical 36-color 3GEN acrylic miniature paint set for army projects, characters, terrain, gaming accessories, and detailed tabletop models. With two synthetic brushes and a washable non-slip silicone work mat included, this complete hobby-paint bundle gives new and expanding painters a bench-ready setup for building their color collection. Key Features 36-Color Wargame Paint Palette: Covers common color needs for miniature basecoats, highlights, details, scenery, terrain, accessories, and tabletop gaming projects. 3GEN Matte Acrylic Paints: Highly pigmented acrylic colors suited to controlled brush painting, thin layered coverage, and detailed miniature work. Brush & Airbrush Capable: Use the paints directly for brush painting or thin compatible colors as needed for controlled airbrush application. Brushes & Silicone Mat Included: Contains flat and round synthetic brushes plus a washable non-slip silicone work mat for a more organized painting area. Practical Starter or Expansion Set: A useful option for painters beginning a new army, building a terrain project, or expanding beyond a smaller basic paint collection. What’s Included 36 × AK Interactive 3GEN acrylic colors 1 × Flat synthetic brush 1 × Round synthetic brush 1 × Washable non-slip silicone work mat, approximately 300 × 200 mm Recommended Uses The AK Interactive Wargame Paint It All Box x36 is suitable for fantasy miniatures, science-fiction armies, historical figures, tabletop gaming models, terrain, scenery, vehicles, role-playing miniatures, and hobby display projects. Application Tips Prime miniatures before painting and use several thin layers to help protect surface detail. Begin with darker base colors, build midtones across raised surfaces, then reserve the lightest shades for focal points, sharp edge highlights, and small details. For army painting, complete one color across the full unit before moving to the next layer for more consistent results.