Green Stuff World Dry Brush Paints Elevate Your Highlights with Speed

Discover the Green Stuff World Dry Brush Paints range at Hearns Hobbies—engineered for effortless texture, weathering, and edge highlighting. These acrylic paints feature a thicker consistency than standard paints, enabling nuanced application that targets raised detail without overpowering the surface

Whether bringing battle-worn models to life or adding depth to terrain and dioramas, GSW dry brush paints offer consistent, vibrant results with minimal effort.

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How to Use GSW Dry Brush Paints

Choose the Right Brush
Select a round or flat brush with soft, flexible bristles—especially from the GSW Blue Series—for optimal control and smooth application.
Load Sparingly
Dip brush tips lightly into the paint and wipe most of it off on a paper towel or absorbent surface—this avoids clumping.
Gentle Application
Use a light, back-and-forth motion to brush over raised areas. Multiple thin layers build subtle texture and depth.
Layer for Effect
Gradually increase the paint load or layer with contrasting pigments to achieve weathered, textured, or highlighted surfaces, perfect for scenery or battlefield models.

Why GSW Dry Brush Stands Out

Perfect Consistency – Formulated to be denser than regular acrylics for smooth dry-brushing control.
Versatile Shade Range – Includes both standard colours like “Bonemeal” or “Storm Grey” and metallic finishes such as “Imperial Copper” or “Dry Aged Silver.”
Starter-Friendly Yet Pro-Suitable – Whether new to dry brushing or refining effects on competition-grade miniatures, these paints deliver great results.
Fast, Effective Highlighting – Quickly brings out fine detail—ideal for large batches or finishing touches.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I airbrush Green Stuff World Liquid Pigments?

Yes. Liquid pigments are airbrush-friendly. For best results, use a 0.3 mm or larger nozzle and spray at low PSI to prevent overspray. Thin with water if needed.

Do I need to seal Liquid Pigments?

No sealer is required—once dry, they bind to the surface. However, if the model will be handled often, you can add a matte varnish for extra protection.

How are Liquid Pigments different from pigment powders?

Unlike powders that require a fixer, Liquid Pigments are pre-suspended in a water-based medium, making them quicker, cleaner, and longer-lasting.

Can I mix Liquid Pigments with other paints?

Yes. They can be blended with acrylics, washes, or inks for custom weathering effects and tonal variation.

What surfaces work best for Liquid Pigments?

They perform best on textured surfaces—such as panel lines, rivets, stonework, and ground scatter—where they naturally settle for realistic shading.