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Warhammer Tone Pro Ultramar Blue 2 (12ml)

Warhammer Tone Pro Ultramar Blue 2 (12ml)

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If you're painting blue power armour, the colour you choose for the main coat makes a big difference to the finished model. Ultramar Blue 2 gives you another step in the five-tone Ultramar Blue range, letting you build a controlled finish without relying on a single flat colour. It's a useful option for painters who want to develop their armour colour gradually.


Warhammer Tone Pro – Ultramar Blue 2 (12ml)

Build a rich blue finish with Warhammer Tone Pro Ultramar Blue 2, a 12ml miniature paint from Games Workshop. This paint is part of the five-tone Ultramar Blue family, which runs from the darkest shade at Tone 1 to the lightest at Tone 5.

The numbered system makes it easier to choose coordinated colours for shadows, basecoats and highlights. Tone Pro paints are formulated for versatile use across miniature painting techniques, including basecoating, layering, highlighting, glazing and drybrushing.

Key Features

  • Ultramar Blue Tone 2: Part of Games Workshop's five-step blue colour range.

  • 12ml pot: Suitable for tabletop miniatures and modelling projects.

  • Coordinated colour system: Designed to work alongside Ultramar Blue 1, 3, 4 and 5.

  • Versatile application: Use for basecoats, layers, highlights and other painting techniques.

  • Smooth-flowing formula: Designed to help produce a clean, even finish.

Perfect For

  • Ultramarines and other blue-armoured miniatures

  • Blue armour panels, weapons and accessories

  • Warhammer 40,000 miniature painting

  • Building a consistent blue colour scheme across a squad

  • Painters who prefer a structured approach to shading and highlighting

For a useful starting point, Games Workshop's own example for painting Ultramarines uses Ultramar Blue 2 as the base, Ultramar Blue 1 for shading, and Ultramar Blue 3, 4 and 5 for highlights. It's a straightforward colour progression to experiment with on your own models.

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