The Army Painter | Colour Primer | Acrylic Spray Barbarian Flesh 400 ml, Miniature Painting Primer

Best spray paint I’ve ever used, barbarism flesh is realistic skin shade, dries almost instantly. I use this as a primer and base coat then seal with mr super clear

Ideal as the base coat for garage kits. Adheres well and covers some of the annoying imperfections you likely missed while preparing the kit. If anything my only complaint is they don't do an aerosol tin of a lighter shade, but this does work well so I can't grumble too much.

Good paint with plenty of coverage from the can. Flesh colour is a little pink but worked for my application.

Great if you’re looking for a skin colour base on model people. Coverage was excellent with a few light sprays. Dried within a few hours

Great paint i used it to paint my pig

I needed to paint a lot of skin and flesh colour undercoat seemed a good idea. Works too the models came up looking really good!

Be aware this product does not produce a matt finish as stated, but dries a with a distinct sheen. Furthermore, despite warming the paint can in warm water and shaking it vigorously for 2-minutes before use, the paint rendered a strange granular texture rather than a fine totally smooth finish; it also rubbed off with light finger pressure after leaving it to dry overnight. The spray head nozzle is not sufficiently fine, which results in the paint being delivered in very broad span that is difficult to control. The coverage is not even although it was applied it in two thin coats and left to dry throughly before re-coating. The paint also coagulates around fine detail on the miniatures (I primarily build and paint 28mm scale figures from the ranges produced Victrix Ltd, Warlord Games and Perry Brothers), and obscuring it. In over 40-years of fine scale military modelling this is without doubt the worst spray paint I have ever used and the quickest way to spoil your miniature figures!! I tried it as an alternative to the Citadel spray paints, which I have used for a number of years and found to be both excellent for coverage, finish and durability; however, these have become considerably more expensive. In my opinion by far the best spray paint currently available is the excellent range produced by Colour Forge, which are colour matched to the ranges from Army Painter, Vallejo and Citadel ranges; Colour Forge spray paints are supplied in 500ml cans, as opposed to the 400ml cans from Army Painter and Citadel, making them proportionally the cheapest option too. The paint is delivered in a controllable manner, rendering a clean, even coat that leaves the fine sculpted detail of the figures crisp and clear; it also dries quickly to a true, flat matt finish making it perfect as an undercoat as a first stage of the painting process.

Bit too thick and gloopy for me, good value for money though