Mega Paint Set – Vol. 2.0 (48× 17 ml)

A collection of 48 premium Green Stuff World Maxx Formula paints, designed to elevate your creative endeavors! This comprehensive miniature painting starter kit includes a diverse range of acrylic paints.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant spectrum of acrylic paints that form the core of this exceptional Mega Paint Set – Basics Vol. 2.0, offering rich pigmentation and ease of application. Whether you are an experienced artist or a budding enthusiast, these paints will allow you to express your vision with unparalleled depth and vibrancy.

The Mega Paint Set – Basics Vol. 2.0 pushes the boundaries and offers endless creative possibilities for painters, artists or modelers. The set is packaged in a stylish and durable box. The paints are supplied in plastic bottles with a steel mixing ball. Each bottle contains 17 ml of paint.

The set includes the following shades:

• 1885 – Deck Grey,
• 1883 – Gengis Khaki,
• 1823 – Sun-bleached Bone,
• 1822 – Zombie Flesh,
• 3207 – Fang White,
• 1778 – Nuclear White,
• 1779 – Black Stallion,
• 1837 – Moonstone Grey,
• 1842 – Steel Grey,
• 1835 – Wolven Grey,
• 3235 – Starship Grey,
• 3233 – Blackroot Grey,
• 1854 – Dark Beige,
• 1852 – Scorched Wood,
• 1841 – Dark Umber,
• 1833 – Bestial Brown,
• 1832 – Redwood Brown,
• 1821 – Olivegrove Green,
• 1851 – Gangrene,
• 1849 – Field Green-Grey,
• 1820 – Flubber Green,
• 3229 – Viridian Green,
• 1783 – Mustard Yellow,
• 1798 – Hunter Green,
• 1886 – Prussian Green,
• 1796 – Kraken Green,
• 1793 – Summersea Blue,
• 1791 – Abyss Blue,
• 3227 – Arctic Blue,
• 3226 – Smoked Blue,
• 3224 – Ultramar Blue,
• 1846 – Imperium Blue,
• 1790 – Liche Purple,
• 1789 – Sangria Red,
• 1788 – Majin Pink,
• 3216 – Flesh Rose,
• 1825 – Peach Flesh,
• 1845 – Elven Flesh,
• 1787 – Cutthroat Red,
• 3217 – Red Truth,
• 1785 – Ember Orange,
• 3213 – Arrakis Brown,
• 1858 – Yellow-Brown Ops,
• 1828 – Ochre Desert,
• 1859 – Valkyrie Yellow,
• 3210 – Golden Cream,
• 1782 – Go Mango,
• 3208 – Vanilla Drop.

Storage

It is important to note that exposing paints to temperatures below -10°C can cause the paint to freeze and cause unpredictable results. It is ideal to store paints at room temperature and use them within a reasonable time frame to ensure the best results.