We've got the full Warhammer Tone Pro range in one place: 30 colours, each in five tones from the darkest (Tone 1) to the lightest (Tone 5). The 12ml pots suit painters of every skill level, so you can pick just the pots you need and shade and highlight in the same colour.
Ultramar Blue Tone 5 is the lightest of the five tones, a pale, soft sky blue. It's a strong choice for final highlights on armour edges and cool glows. It covers in one coat and levels itself smooth, and the 12ml pot suits painters of every skill level. Thin it with Shading Medium to make a light glaze, or add Blending Medium for soft transitions down into Tone 4.
$8.50
We've got Ultramar Blue Tone 4 for the lighter end of this colour, a light, steely blue. It's a good first highlight over the mid-tones for armour edges and cool glows, and it works for drybrushing, stippling and edge highlights as well as basecoating. The 12ml pot is made for painters of every skill level, with dense pigment and a smooth, self-levelling finish. Use it with Tones 1 to 3 to keep your shading and highlighting in the same colour.
$8.50
Ultramar Blue is one of the 30 colours in the new Warhammer Tone Pro paints, and this is Tone 3, the middle of its five tones, a strong, true blue. Tone 1 is the darkest and Tone 5 the lightest, so you can shade and highlight with the same colour. These 12ml pots suit painters of every skill level, with dense pigment that covers in one coat and levels itself smooth. Thin it with Shading Medium for washes and glazes, or add Blending Medium for smoother transitions.
$8.50
Tone 2 is the second-darkest of the five Ultramar Blue tones in the new Warhammer Tone Pro paints, a deep royal blue. It makes a good base for blue armour, cloaks and banners. The 12ml pot suits every skill level, with one-coat coverage and a smooth, self-levelling finish. Add Blending Medium to slow the drying time and get cleaner transitions into Tone 1 or Tone 3.
$8.50
Ultramar Blue Tone 1 is the darkest of the five tones in this Warhammer Tone Pro colour, a dark, royal slate blue. It works well for deep blue armour and shadowed plate. These 12ml pots suit painters of every skill level, with dense pigment that covers in one coat and levels itself smooth. Thin it with Shading Medium for washes and glazes, and use Tones 2 to 5 to build up highlights in the same colour.
$8.50
Blue Gorkshroom Tone 5 is the lightest of the five tones, a light, fungal sky blue. It's a strong choice for final highlights on glowing fungus and blue warpaint. It covers in one coat and levels itself smooth, and the 12ml pot suits painters of every skill level. Thin it with Shading Medium to make a light glaze, or add Blending Medium for soft transitions down into Tone 4.
$9.95 $8.50
We've got Blue Gorkshroom Tone 4 for the lighter end of this colour, a bright, vivid blue. It's a good first highlight over the mid-tones for glowing fungus and blue warpaint, and it works for drybrushing, stippling and edge highlights as well as basecoating. The 12ml pot is made for painters of every skill level, with dense pigment and a smooth, self-levelling finish. Use it with Tones 1 to 3 to keep your shading and highlighting in the same colour.
$9.95 $8.50
Blue Gorkshroom is one of the 30 colours in the new Warhammer Tone Pro paints, and this is Tone 3, the middle of its five tones, a bold, clear blue. Tone 1 is the darkest and Tone 5 the lightest, so you can shade and highlight with the same colour. These 12ml pots suit painters of every skill level, with dense pigment that covers in one coat and levels itself smooth. Thin it with Shading Medium for washes and glazes, or add Blending Medium for smoother transitions.
$9.95 $8.50
Tone 2 is the second-darkest of the five Blue Gorkshroom tones in the new Warhammer Tone Pro paints, a deep, cool blue. It makes a good base for blue fungus, glows and warpaint. The 12ml pot suits every skill level, with one-coat coverage and a smooth, self-levelling finish. Add Blending Medium to slow the drying time and get cleaner transitions into Tone 1 or Tone 3.
$9.95 $8.50
Blue Gorkshroom Tone 1 is the darkest of the five tones in this Warhammer Tone Pro colour, a dark, dusty slate blue. It works well for fungal blues and shadowed caves. These 12ml pots suit painters of every skill level, with dense pigment that covers in one coat and levels itself smooth. Thin it with Shading Medium for washes and glazes, and use Tones 2 to 5 to build up highlights in the same colour.
$9.95 $8.50
Scinari Blue Tone 5 is the lightest of the five tones, a vivid, light cyan-blue. It's a strong choice for final highlights on glowing cyan lights and bright blue armour. It covers in one coat and levels itself smooth, and the 12ml pot suits painters of every skill level. Thin it with Shading Medium to make a light glaze, or add Blending Medium for soft transitions down into Tone 4.
$9.95 $8.50
We've got Scinari Blue Tone 4 for the lighter end of this colour, a bright sky blue. It's a good first highlight over the mid-tones for glowing cyan lights and bright blue armour, and it works for drybrushing, stippling and edge highlights as well as basecoating. The 12ml pot is made for painters of every skill level, with dense pigment and a smooth, self-levelling finish. Use it with Tones 1 to 3 to keep your shading and highlighting in the same colour.
$9.95 $8.50
Scinari Blue is one of the 30 colours in the new Warhammer Tone Pro paints, and this is Tone 3, the middle of its five tones, a strong, clear azure. Tone 1 is the darkest and Tone 5 the lightest, so you can shade and highlight with the same colour. These 12ml pots suit painters of every skill level, with dense pigment that covers in one coat and levels itself smooth. Thin it with Shading Medium for washes and glazes, or add Blending Medium for smoother transitions.
$9.95 $8.50
Tone 2 is the second-darkest of the five Scinari Blue tones in the new Warhammer Tone Pro paints, a clean, bright ocean blue. It makes a good base for blue armour, robes and glowing gems. The 12ml pot suits every skill level, with one-coat coverage and a smooth, self-levelling finish. Add Blending Medium to slow the drying time and get cleaner transitions into Tone 1 or Tone 3.
$9.95 $8.50
Scinari Blue Tone 1 is the darkest of the five tones in this Warhammer Tone Pro colour, a rich, deep sapphire blue. It works well for deep blue shading and shadowed cloth. These 12ml pots suit painters of every skill level, with dense pigment that covers in one coat and levels itself smooth. Thin it with Shading Medium for washes and glazes, and use Tones 2 to 5 to build up highlights in the same colour.
$9.95 $8.50
Stormwolf Blue Tone 5 is the lightest of the five tones, a pale, frosty blue. It's a strong choice for final highlights on pelt edges and frosty fur. It covers in one coat and levels itself smooth, and the 12ml pot suits painters of every skill level. Thin it with Shading Medium to make a light glaze, or add Blending Medium for soft transitions down into Tone 4.
$8.50
We've got Stormwolf Blue Tone 4 for the lighter end of this colour, a light, wintry blue. It's a good first highlight over the mid-tones for pelt edges and frosty fur, and it works for drybrushing, stippling and edge highlights as well as basecoating. The 12ml pot is made for painters of every skill level, with dense pigment and a smooth, self-levelling finish. Use it with Tones 1 to 3 to keep your shading and highlighting in the same colour.
$8.50
Stormwolf Blue is one of the 30 colours in the new Warhammer Tone Pro paints, and this is Tone 3, the middle of its five tones, a soft, cool grey-blue. Tone 1 is the darkest and Tone 5 the lightest, so you can shade and highlight with the same colour. These 12ml pots suit painters of every skill level, with dense pigment that covers in one coat and levels itself smooth. Thin it with Shading Medium for washes and glazes, or add Blending Medium for smoother transitions.
$8.50
Tone 2 is the second-darkest of the five Stormwolf Blue tones in the new Warhammer Tone Pro paints, a misty, dusty blue-grey. It makes a good base for fur cloaks, stormy skies and cold armour. The 12ml pot suits every skill level, with one-coat coverage and a smooth, self-levelling finish. Add Blending Medium to slow the drying time and get cleaner transitions into Tone 1 or Tone 3.
$8.50
Stormwolf Blue Tone 1 is the darkest of the five tones in this Warhammer Tone Pro colour, a dark slate blue-grey. It works well for dark fur, storm clouds and shadows. These 12ml pots suit painters of every skill level, with dense pigment that covers in one coat and levels itself smooth. Thin it with Shading Medium for washes and glazes, and use Tones 2 to 5 to build up highlights in the same colour.
$8.50
Craventhrone Cloak Tone 5 is the lightest of the five tones, a pale, icy grey-blue. It's a strong choice for final highlights on frosty cloth and pale armour. It covers in one coat and levels itself smooth, and the 12ml pot suits painters of every skill level. Thin it with Shading Medium to make a light glaze, or add Blending Medium for soft transitions down into Tone 4.
$9.95 $8.50
We've got Craventhrone Cloak Tone 4 for the lighter end of this colour, a light, frosty blue-grey. It's a good first highlight over the mid-tones for frosty cloth and pale armour, and it works for drybrushing, stippling and edge highlights as well as basecoating. The 12ml pot is made for painters of every skill level, with dense pigment and a smooth, self-levelling finish. Use it with Tones 1 to 3 to keep your shading and highlighting in the same colour.
$9.95 $8.50
Craventhrone Cloak is one of the 30 colours in the new Warhammer Tone Pro paints, and this is Tone 3, the middle of its five tones, a muted steel blue. Tone 1 is the darkest and Tone 5 the lightest, so you can shade and highlight with the same colour. These 12ml pots suit painters of every skill level, with dense pigment that covers in one coat and levels itself smooth. Thin it with Shading Medium for washes and glazes, or add Blending Medium for smoother transitions.
$9.95 $8.50
Tone 2 is the second-darkest of the five Craventhrone Cloak tones in the new Warhammer Tone Pro paints, a cool, dusky blue-grey. It makes a good base for heavy cloth, steel and winter armour. The 12ml pot suits every skill level, with one-coat coverage and a smooth, self-levelling finish. Add Blending Medium to slow the drying time and get cleaner transitions into Tone 1 or Tone 3.
$9.95 $8.50
Craventhrone Cloak Tone 1 is the darkest of the five tones in this Warhammer Tone Pro colour, a dark, stormy grey-blue. It works well for dark cloaks and cold shadows. These 12ml pots suit painters of every skill level, with dense pigment that covers in one coat and levels itself smooth. Thin it with Shading Medium for washes and glazes, and use Tones 2 to 5 to build up highlights in the same colour.
$9.95 $8.50
