Warhammer Tone Pro pre-orders open on October 10: a new line of acrylic paints for miniature painting

Tabletop game fans who aren't afraid to pick up a brush and show off their creative skills will be able to pre-order Warhammer Tone Pro this week - a line of acrylic paints for miniatures. There are 150 options to choose from.

On October 10, 2026, Games Workshop will open pre-orders for Warhammer Tone Pro — a large-scale line of acrylic paints for miniature painting. It includes 30 brand new colors, each divided into five different tones.

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According to information provided by Spikey Bits, each pot will be available for $6.75 (566 rubles) in some places. To collect all 150 variations, you will have to pay $1012.50 (84,911 rubles).

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These are not just new colors: the paint formula delivers stunning results straight from the pot, allowing for glazing, shading, highlighting, basecoating, and drybrushing — all with the same paint.

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Rich, vibrant colors are the main feature of the Tone Pro line, and even traditionally difficult yellow and white shades provide excellent coverage from the first coat.

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Community artists, from Ninj0n to Albert Moreto Font, have already tried the Tone Pro line, and they are as excited as Games Workshop. Along with 150 new paints, a pair of mediums opens up a host of additional possibilities. The shading medium reduces pigment density without changing the flow and properties of the final coating, which means users can use any Tone Pro paint as a wash or for glazing.

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The blending medium increases the drying time of paints, allowing them to be easily mixed with each other. People ready to try the Tone Pro line will also be able to purchase a new set of drybrush brushes, designed specifically for use with these paints: thanks to their curved tips and dense bristles, applying paint exactly where it's needed, rather than all over the miniature, has become easier than ever.

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