Out of all the paints this is the one where I could say it would work with 2 thin coats, no touch up needed.

We are going to look at the Citadel Base, Instar and Vallejo paints in a few stages notably the 1 st layer, 2 nd layer, before highlighting, after highlighting and finished. Gold: Liberator Gold -> Wash Army Painter Soft Tone (sepia) -> Mix in more and more Stormhost silver as desired. After the second coat, we get additional info that it does indeed do the whole ‘BASE’ function well.It also ‘felt’ the best on the pallet and brush which is the kind of thing you notice when you hopping from dark green paint to dark green paint from 3 different manufactures. The Citadel Air paints pair seamlessly with the rest of the Citadel Colour range, featuring a thinner formulation that makes them work perfectly with airbrushes.

For a more reliable source the Halfords spray paints range is generally good and has all sorts of colours. Designed to provide a solid foundation for your models, these paints are the bedrock upon which epic tales of heroism, bravery, and fantasy are painted. So, all of these miniatures where painted with five kinds of dark green paint by three different manufacturers.However it really surprised me that it was a little bit different to work with than it’s matte brother. I spoke to instar on their facebook page (they are lovely and will go out of their way to help you btw) and they suggested that the sheen would reproduce 1998 dark angels green while the matte would do the same without the period correct slightly glossy finish. Instar is a new company compared with the two giants above, based in the UK the have their own product line. I've already tried Army Painter Angel Green and I wasn't impressed by how thick it goes on even at 14" away.