Citadel Colour

Skavenblight Dinge

Skavenblight Dinge is a rich, earthy brown color with a slightly gray undertone that is ideal for painting ratmen and other verminous creatures’ fur. Because of its thick consistency, it is ideal for layering and blending, making it a versatile option for any painting project.
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Skavenblight Dinge Paint Review

The Skavenblight Dinge paint from Citadel Colour is a high-quality acrylic paint that is specially formulated for use on miniature figurines. Its pigments provide excellent coverage and a smooth, matt finish, making it the perfect foundation color for layering and blending with other colors. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned miniature painter, this paint will be a valuable addition to your palette. Skavenblight Dinge is a dark, muted brown color with a hint of green undertone, this paint is perfect for painting the base color of Skaven miniatures, scenery and other terrain features. It’s a versatile paint that can be used as a base coat for a variety of different projects and styles, and it’s also perfect for painting the details of miniatures.

What Xenos Armies to paint with Skavenblight Dinge

Skavenblight Dinge paint is a versatile paint that can be used to paint a wide variety of Xeno armies in the Warhammer 40K universe. Here are three armies that would particularly benefit from using this paint:

  • Skaven Clanrats: Skaven Clanrats are the basic infantry of the Skaven army, and Skavenblight Dinge paint is perfect for painting the base color of their fur.
  • Necron Warriors: Necron Warriors are the basic infantry of the Necron army, and Skavenblight Dinge paint is perfect for painting the base color of their metal bodies, giving them a rusty, weathered look.
  • Genestealers: Genestealers are a type of Tyranid, and Skavenblight Dinge paint is perfect for painting the base color of their carapace, giving them a muted, weathered look.

Given that these armies are set in the Warhammer 40K universe and that Skavenblight Dinge paint is a dark, muted brown color ideal for painting the base color of Skaven Clanrats’ fur, Necron Warriors’ metal bodies, or Genestealers’ carapace, I selected this choice.

It’s a flexible paint that may be used as a base coat for these armies, giving them a realistic and aged appearance by acting as a great canvas for layering, highlighting, and shading.

For Skaven Clanrats, Necron Warriors, and Genestealers, this paint can be utilized to highlight the intricacies of the models and make them stand out.

Skavenblight Dinge Colour Schemes & Combinations

When working with Skavenblight Dinge paint, there are a variety of brass, red, and black Citadel Colour paints that can be used to create interesting and dynamic color combinations. Here are a few options that can be used together with Skavenblight Dinge:

  • Brass Scorpion: This is a warm brass color that can be used to paint the metallic parts of the miniatures, it can also be used to create an analogous color scheme.
  • Khorne Red: This is a warm red that can be used to paint the details and accents on the miniatures painted with Skavenblight Dinge. It can also be used to create a split-complementary color scheme.
  • Abaddon Black: This is a cool black that can be used to paint the details and accents on the miniatures painted with Skavenblight Dinge. It can also be used to create a complementary color scheme.

I chose this color scheme based on color theory concepts and took complementary, split-complementary, and similar color schemes into account. The chosen hues ought to work in harmony and balance with Skavenblight Dinge. 

The final color combination has a sense of depth and contrast thanks to the warm brass and warm red. The final color scheme is balanced and harmonious thanks to the cold black. For Skaven Clanrats, Necron Warriors, and Genestealers, it works perfectly since it adds a sense of depth and contrast.

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