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Warhammer Tone Pro Ultramar Blue 3 (12ml)

Warhammer Tone Pro Ultramar Blue 3 (12ml)

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A good midtone can do a lot of the heavy lifting when painting an army. Ultramar Blue 3 sits in the middle of the five-tone Ultramar Blue range, giving you another option for building up blue surfaces and developing highlights. It's particularly useful if you want a consistent approach to painting multiple models rather than treating every miniature as a separate project.


Warhammer Tone Pro – Ultramar Blue 3 (12ml)

Add another step to your blue miniature painting scheme with Warhammer Tone Pro Ultramar Blue 3, a 12ml acrylic paint from Games Workshop.

The Tone Pro system organises each colour into five numbered tones, from darkest to lightest. Ultramar Blue 3 gives you a central option within that progression, helping you build a coordinated blue finish alongside Ultramar Blue 1, 2, 4 and 5.

Tone Pro paints are designed for a range of techniques, including basecoating, layering, highlighting, glazing and drybrushing.

Key Features

  • Ultramar Blue Tone 3: The central tone in the five-step Ultramar Blue range.

  • 12ml pot: Suitable for miniature painting and scale modelling.

  • Works with the full Ultramar Blue range: Combine with Tones 1, 2, 4 and 5.

  • Versatile paint formulation: Suitable for multiple miniature painting techniques.

  • Designed for smooth results: Tone Pro paints have self-levelling properties.

Perfect For

  • Ultramarines power armour

  • Blue armour, panels and miniature details

  • Warhammer 40,000 and tabletop gaming miniatures

  • Building gradual transitions between darker and lighter blues

  • Painters looking for a coordinated colour system

You don't necessarily need to use all five tones on every model. Try Ultramar Blue 3 alongside one darker and one lighter tone for a manageable three-step scheme, then introduce the remaining colours when you want to add finer highlights or deeper shadows.

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