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Citadel Colour Contrast Pylar Glacier

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The creator tests Citadel Colour Contrast Pylar Glacier paint on a miniature figure, noting its thin consistency and subtle icy tint. They then add the painted figure to their collection of painted miniatures.

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Pylar Glacier - One of, if not the, thinnest Contrast paints I've used. It's almost like blue-tinted water, so it's really easy to overload the model if you're not careful. Let the paint do the work and resist the temptation to add more. Otherwise it tends to just run down to the bottom of whatever you are painting. Once it's dry, it leaves a subtle icy tint with most of the colour settling into the recesses. It won't give you a dramatic effect on its own, but it's fantastic for adding cold tones and works brilliantly for ice bases. What would you use Pylar Glacier for? Let me know in the comments, and if you've painted something with it, I'd love to see your results. #warhammer40k #warhammercommunity #minipainting #warhammer #miniaturepainting