The Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic: Olive Greens Flexible Triad PLUS+

The Army Painter'S Warpaints Fanatic: Olive Greens Flexible Triad PLUS+ Set features a palette of colours that ranges from dark, earthy base tones to bright, fresh highlights. The Olive Greens Flexible Triad takes you by the hand and guides you step by step to natural, smooth transitions on your miniatures. Colour gradients? They practically happen by themselves!

And as a special treat, a seventh shade awaits you: Midnight Olive – a deep, mystical green that John Blanche developed in collaboration with The Army Painter for the Masterclass Series. This hue adds just the right amount of character to the set and is ideal if you want to give extra depth to your figures.

Included in the delivery:

• Warpaints Fanatic: Midnight Olive, 18 ml
• Warpaints Fanatic: Woodland Camo, 18 ml
• Warpaints Fanatic: Army Green, 18 ml
• Warpaints Fanatic: Camouflage Green, 18 ml
• Warpaints Fanatic: Olive Drab, 18 ml
• Warpaints Fanatic: Necrotic Flesh, 18 ml
• Warpaints Fanatic: Grotesque Green, 18 ml

The secret to these resin-based acrylics lies in their proprietary stabilisers. These specialised binders ensure excellent adhesion across various surfaces, even pigment distribution, long-lasting durability, and a remarkably smooth application.

What is the Flexible Colour Triad System?

The Flexible Colour Triad System is a clever concept designed by The Army Painter to simplify colour selection and mixing. Each Triad consists of six paints built around a shared base hue. These shades range from very dark to very light, forming a perfectly harmonious palette.

This system is truly "flexible" because it allows you to experiment with different combinations within a single triad to achieve unique effects. The clear structure makes it easy to pick the right colours for seamless gradients every time.

How to use the system in practice:

• Select your Triad: Choose a triad that best suits your scheme (e.g., warm tones, cold tones, or metallics).
• Basecoat: Start with the darkest shade in the triad as your foundation.
• Layering: Move through the mid-tones toward the centre of the surfaces.
• Highlights: Apply the brightest shade to the highest points for maximum contrast.
• Variations: Feel free to mix colours between different triads to create your own custom hues.