Everything you need to take a blood-red power-armoured trooper from bare plastic to battle-ready, and the brushes to do it with. Twelve matched paints, two warcolours brushes, one clean workflow. Priced under the big-brand starter box while giving you more paint and better coverage.

Start with the armour: undercoat, single-coat red base, a matched ink sunk into the recesses, then a two-stage highlight that climbs from red into a hot orange edge, the flame-lit look red armour is known for. Then the details that make a model read on the table: steel and gold trim, leather and pouches, bone-and-parchment for seals and scrolls, glowing lenses, golden iconography, and crisp white for final dots.

Every bottle is printed with an opacity marking, so you are never guessing whether a colour covers in one pass or two. The selection is not random. It is built on the warcolours colour wheel, so the shade, layers and accents belong to the same tonal family and blend the way they should. High-pigment, water-based acrylic in dropper bottles, plus a base-layer brush and a detail brush to put it all down.

1. 1Undercoat. Prime black for depth, white where you want detail colours to sing.
2. 2Base and shade the armour. Single-coat red, then Carmine ink drawn into the recesses.
3. 3Two-stage highlight. Build the edges up through Red 1, then Orange 2 for a hot, flame-lit line.
4. 4Metals. Silver for steel, antique gold for trim.
5. 5Details. Leather and pouches, bone parchment, glowing green lenses, golden markings, white for the final sparkle.

• 12 dropper bottles, 17ml each, water-based acrylic
• 2 warcolours brushes: 1 base-layer, 1 detail
• Printed opacity marking on every label
• Colours matched on the warcolours colour wheel
• Ships worldwide from Cyprus