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Green Wash 18ml
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Available only online and at the Fuenlabrada store.
Green Wash (AK19312) is a water-based acrylic wash from the Master Acrylic Wash range by AK Interactive, specifically formulated for inking, pin washing and shading on scale models, wargame miniatures and figures. Its Green tone adds a translucent, slightly warm greenish depth to recesses, crevices and details on military uniforms, equipment, organic surfaces and earth-toned models, with a matte finish that naturally integrates the effect into the piece. Ideal for military and sci-fi gear, greenish or yellowish-brown skin tones, and fantasy miniatures alike. Available through Feroca, official distributor of AK Interactive in Spain.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Reference | AK19312 |
| Range | Master Acrylic Wash |
| Colour | Green |
| Type | Water-based acrylic wash |
| Volume | 18 ml |
| Base | Water-based acrylic |
| Finish | Matte |
| Application | Brush |
| Cleaning | Water |
What it is used for
Green Wash is designed to add depth, shadow and a natural ageing effect to miniatures and models painted in earthy or military tones, as well as fantasy and sci-fi pieces. Its translucent greenish tint flows naturally into recesses, lending a warm, organic quality that blends seamlessly with the base colours underneath. It is particularly effective in the following contexts:
- Shading military uniforms, jackets, trousers and field gear on historical and modern infantry figures
- Ageing and weathering backpacks, belts, pouches and military or sci-fi equipment with an earthy, worn look
- General shading of wargame miniatures painted in green, brown or yellow-green tones (infantry, creatures, war machinery)
- Inking greenish or yellowish-brown skin tones on fantasy and sci-fi figures to accentuate texture and volume
- Adding organic shadow to foliage, terrain elements and diorama bases where a natural greenish hue enhances realism
- Cosplay and SFX applications to create visual depth on armour, accessories and resin or foam pieces with a military or natural finish
How to use it
- Shake the bottle well: before use, shake the bottle for 30–60 seconds to homogenise the pigment with the acrylic medium.
- Apply with a fine brush: load a fine or medium-tipped brush and deposit the wash directly onto the area to be treated (recesses, crevices, joints). For general shading, spread it over the entire piece with a soft flat brush.
- Let it flow and work: gravity and surface tension carry the product into the details. If excess remains on flat areas, remove it with a clean, slightly damp brush before it dries.
- Drying time: allow to dry completely at room temperature (approximately 20–30 minutes depending on the amount applied and ambient conditions).
- Cleaning: clean the brush with running water immediately after use. If the product has dried on the brush, use an acrylic brush cleaner.
Tips and tricks
Control the amount of product
Overloading the brush can cause unwanted stains on flat areas and make corrections difficult. Work with small amounts and build up the effect progressively, especially when applying the wash over large surfaces with few details.
Combine with other tones for advanced effects
Green works particularly well in combination with darker or neutral washes in transition areas. Apply a darker tone first in the deepest parts and use Green in the intermediate areas to simulate the warm, organic ambient typical of natural or military settings.
Temperature and humidity matter
In very humid or cold environments the drying time increases. In very dry or hot environments the wash may dry before it has had time to flow correctly into the details. Work in ventilated spaces at a moderate temperature and, if necessary, add a few drops of distilled water to adjust the fluidity without altering the formulation.
Frequently asked questions
Is it necessary to apply varnish before using a wash?
It is not mandatory, but it is highly recommended. Applying a satin or gloss varnish before Green Wash helps the product flow into the recesses without being absorbed by the base layer, and makes it easy to remove any excess before it dries without damaging the underlying paint.
Can I thin the wash with water if it seems too heavy?
Yes. Since Green Wash is water-based acrylic, it can be thinned with distilled water. Add a few drops directly onto the brush or onto a palette and mix before applying. Avoid adding water directly to the bottle to prevent altering the formulation of the remaining product.
Can it be applied over any type of base paint?
Green Wash is compatible with water-based acrylic paints. To use it over lacquers or enamels, make sure the base layer is fully cured and, preferably, protect it with a varnish before applying the wash.
Is it suitable for wargame miniatures as well as scale models?
Yes, it is one of its most common uses. Green Wash works perfectly on 28 mm or larger miniatures, accentuating folds, armour textures and shadowed areas. Its warm greenish tone fits especially well with military, fantasy or nature-themed miniatures.
Where can I buy this product in Spain?
Green Wash AK19312 is available at Feroca, the official distributor of AK Interactive in Spain. You can purchase it directly from the Feroca online store with shipping throughout Spain and Portugal.
How long does it take to dry?
Green Wash dries to the touch in approximately 20–30 minutes under normal temperature and humidity conditions. Before applying additional layers or the final protective varnish, it is advisable to wait at least 30–40 minutes to ensure the product has cured properly.