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Salmon (AK11061) is an acrylic paint from the Standard range by AK Interactive, formulated with high pigmentation to deliver solid and uniform coverage on all types of surfaces. Its water-based formula makes it easy to work with both brush and airbrush, and it integrates perfectly into any modelling or miniature painting workflow. Available in a 17 ml bottle, you can purchase it through Feroca, the official AK Interactive distributor in Spain.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Reference | AK11061 |
| Colour | Salmon |
| Range | Standard |
| Volume | 17 ml |
| Base | Water-based acrylic |
| Finish | Satin / Matt depending on colour |
| Application | Brush and airbrush |
What it is used for
The colour Salmon is a warm and versatile shade that fits a wide variety of projects. Its colour temperature makes it a very useful option for flesh tones, warm light effects and decorative finishes on miniatures and scale models. Among its most common uses:
- Painting flesh tones and skin areas on wargame miniatures and historical figures
- Warm highlights and glazes on human or fantasy figures
- Decoration of civilian vehicles, aircraft and interior scale models
- Dioramas with Mediterranean, desert or period settings
- Base for gradients and colour transitions in cosplay and props
- Skin and wound effects in SFX artistic make-up
How to use it
- Surface preparation: make sure the piece is clean, dry and properly primed. For plastic or resin surfaces, a grey or white primer will improve adhesion and the brightness of Salmon.
- Shaking: shake the bottle well before opening it. The Standard range has high pigmentation, so the pigment may settle.
- Thinning: for brush use, you can apply the paint directly or thin it slightly with distilled water or AK Interactive acrylic thinner. For airbrush, thin until you achieve a fluid consistency, roughly 1:1 or adjusted to your equipment's pressure.
- Application: apply in thin, successive coats. Salmon covers solidly, but several thin coats give better results than a single thick one.
- Drying: touch-dry time is quick (10–20 minutes under normal conditions). Wait at least 30 minutes between coats to avoid lifting the previous layer.
- Cleaning: clean brushes and the airbrush with water while the paint is still fresh. If it has dried, use AK Interactive acrylic cleaner.
Tips and tricks
Mixing and blending with Salmon
Salmon works very well as an intermediate colour in flesh tone transitions. You can mix it with darker shades for shadows or lighten it with warm whites to achieve convincing highlights. Being a paint from the Standard range, its uniform pigmentation makes palette mixing on a wet palette easy.
Washes and glazes
When generously thinned, Salmon acts as an excellent warm glaze to unify skin areas or add a rosy tone over light finishes. Apply it over already dried layers to avoid disturbing the base coat, and allow it to dry completely before adding more layers.
Compatibility with the rest of the AK Interactive range
Being a water-based acrylic paint, it is compatible with the rest of the Standard range products and with AK Interactive auxiliaries: thinners, retarders, varnishes and mediums. If you want a final matt or satin finish over Salmon, you can apply an AK Interactive varnish once the paint is dry.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to prime before using this paint?
It is always recommended to prime the surface before applying Salmon AK11061, especially on plastic, resin or metal. A primer ensures paint adhesion and improves the accuracy of the final colour. For warm tones like Salmon, a white or light grey primer gives the best results.
Can this paint be used with an airbrush?
Yes. Salmon AK11061 is suitable for airbrush use. Thin it with distilled water or AK Interactive acrylic thinner until you achieve a fluid viscosity. Start with an approximate ratio of 1:1 and adjust according to the pressure and needle type of your airbrush.
How long does this acrylic paint take to dry?
Salmon AK11061 is touch-dry in about 10–20 minutes under normal temperature and humidity conditions. For a full dry between coats, wait at least 30 minutes. Full curing can take several hours, so it is best to avoid handling the piece roughly until then.
Is it suitable for painting skin and flesh tones on miniatures?
Yes, Salmon is one of the most widely used colours for painting flesh tones. Whether on historical figures or wargame miniatures, Salmon AK11061 works as a base tone, transition colour or warm highlight on skin areas. Its pigmentation makes it easy to mix with other colours in the range.
Where can I buy this paint in Spain?
Salmon AK11061 is available at Feroca, the official AK Interactive distributor in Spain. You can purchase it directly from the Feroca online store with shipping throughout Spain and a guarantee of an original product.
How do I clean the brush or airbrush after using this paint?
While the paint is still fresh, simply clean with running water. If the paint has started to dry on the brush or in the airbrush, use an AK Interactive acrylic cleaner to dissolve the residue without damaging your tools.
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