The Army Painter Basic Hobby Collection Kit is anything but basic for Warhammer or Dungeons and Dragons hobbyists. It comes with 20 warpaints including 12 acrylics, 3 metallics, 3 washes, and 2 special effects paints, each in airtight dropper bottles. You’ll find all the shades you need including Barbarian Flesh, Alien Purple, Mythical Orange, Demon Yellow, Shining Silver, Plate Mail Metal, and many more. Plus, the set includes a base-coating paintbrush and a fine-tipped paintbrush for detailing. You’ll also find every tool you need to get started, including a hobby knife, a model file, a frame clipper, and edging tools, plus Superglue and a self-healing cutting mat. Best of all, the set comes with dark sand for your bases and 72 swamp grass tufts in two sizes — all in an eco-friendly brown box. Building and painting models is a fun and exciting way to engage with the hobby, and it only gets more rewarding with time. You’ll need a few tools and a set of paints to get started, and this box includes the basics that will form the core of your hobby kit. A set of high-quality brushes is a must for achieving smooth and accurate painting. Investing in brushes designed for miniature painting, such as those offered by Games Workshop, ensures better control and fine detail work. The Reaper Miniatures Learn to Paint Kit: Core Skills comes with three ready-to-paint miniatures, a fine-tipped paintbrush, a base paintbrush, a detailed guidebook, and 11 highly-pigmented paints in bold primary colors, natural earth tones, and metallics. You’ll find colors like Dragon White, Leather Brown, Desert Sand, Polished Silver, Candlelight Yellow, and more. Each paint bottle comes with an airtight dropper top with convenient nozzles, so you can drop some paint on your pallet and blend your own customized shades or use the bold colors just as they are. Best of all, everything included in the kit comes in a plastic storage box with paint bottle holders including extra holders, so you can add additional colors.

Get started with a pair of comfortable clippers to remove your models from the frame, a mould line scraper to help prepare them for paint, and a starter brush that’s just the right size to get the basics painted. Want to build and paint your models too? Course you do! Enter the Warhammer 40,000 Paints + Tools Set. This beauty has plastic cutters for clipping your models safely off the frame, a mould-line scraper, a brush and all the paints you need to get started with both forces in your chosen boxed game. Fill your boots! Sometimes you just wanna paint some murderous galaxy-conquering warriors, right? Yeah, we hear you. These two sets are ideal for anyone looking to try out this painting malarky (and see what all the hype is about), give a friend a gentle introduction to the finer things in life or, you know, get some rad models in neat poses**. One of the best Warhammer paint sets for beginners or for long-time Warhammer hobbyists to add to their tools and paints is the Games Workshop Warhammer 40,000 Paints and Tools Set. Not only does it have creamy, richly pigmented paints in 13 colors, but it also comes with extra-sharp clippers and a mold line remover to smooth out the edges on your models before painting them for your own unique look. Paint and personalize your figures with premium quality acrylic paints. The kit comes with a starter paintbrush, so even a beginner can easily get into the joy of Warhammer painting with everything needed to get started. You can prepare, assemble, perfect, and then paint your models.Whether you’ve been a Warhammer wannabee and you’re finally ready to paint your first Orruks army or Ultramarines, or you’ve been a long-time master miniature painter looking to boost your basics with some new paint, it helps to know what’s included in some of today’s best Warhammer paint sets. Choosing the Best Warhammer Paint Sets Need help determining how much each unit/model is worth? Be sure to access The Combat Roster. This assists you in determining what units you can use with each faction all in one convenient location. As you choose your factions, the drop-down menu lets you choose which units you can use. Meaning you can be time-efficient in creating your Army before charging into battle.

This 10-piece paint set comes with wash paint and metallic armor paint, but also 6 unique colors like Rigid Brown, Abomination White, and Pale Skin, plus Invader red for adding all the bloody details you’d like. Plus, the set includes an Army Painter paintbrush with a fine tip for details. This is the perfect addition to your existing hobby paints when you’re ready to add zombie models or a good starter kit to get you going with your first steps into Warhammer gaming or collecting. The Warhammer 40,000 Command, Elite and Recruit editions mean that there is a way to get started with 40K to suit your needs – whether you’re looking to dip a toe into the (Daemon-infested) waters or leap fearlessly into the fray. Here’s the lowdown. Recruit Edition Whether you are looking for some defense with the Tau Empire, Genestealer Cults, Astra Militarum, or any other WH40K faction: using a Start Collecting box can make it easy to begin building and painting your army, and they are the perfect place to start. This handy starter kit by Games Workshop has 6 pots of bold Citadel paints in all the colors you need to personalize your Assault Intercessors, with vivid pigments that require only a single coat. The acrylic model paints by Citadel are ideal for adhering to plastic models. The set also comes with a starter paintbrush. Best of all, you'll find 3 push-fit Assault Intercessor models ready to put together and paint. Just pop each piece out of the mold and snap them together. Add your personalized details when you paint each piece, and you’re ready to play.Get started with comfortable clippers to remove your models from the frame, a mouldline scraper to help prepare them for paint, and a starter brush that’s just the right size to get the basics painted. Serious Warhammer hobbyists need a serious paint set and one of the best Warhammer paint sets available today is the Army Painter Miniature Painting Kit. Add a set of brushes, and you’ll have everything you need to paint your army in fine detail. With 43 acrylic paints in bold shades, plus 5 metallics, 7 shade washes with unique skin tones, plus special effect paints, your Warhammer miniatures will outshine all the others while you out-maneuver your tabletop enemies. Tabletop war games like the long-time favorite game of Warhammer 40,000 have a strong history of engaging gamers with every aspect of the game, from preparing an army to strategizing the final winning play. But for many fans of Warhammer 4K, painting the models is the most compelling part of the experience. It’s a chance to bring an entire army to life, taking miniature models from monochromatic plastic to life-like, detailed individual soldiers and supernatural creatures. It takes one of the best Warhammer paint sets to transform a simple molded miniature into a masterpiece. This is one of the best Warhammer paint sets for airbrushers with richly pigmented paint in bold, vibrant colors. Plus, you’ll love the imaginative shade names like “Archangel Red,”“Regiment Grey,”“Bleached Bone,” and “Incursion Orange.” One of the best Warhammer paint sets for beginners or for those who are looking for painting tips from a pro is the Reaper Miniatures Learn to Paint Kit: Core Skills. Not only does the set come with everything you need to get started, including 3 Reaper Bones miniatures, but it also has a guidebook with how-to tips from pro painter, Rhonda Bender, winner of multiple awards. The book comes with detailed instructions on how to make the most of your miniatures to customize and personalize them with unique details that make them your own.