This blue paint from Games Workshop is a true standout with a consistency that’s just about as smooth as butter. It’s a dream to work with, gliding onto the miniature with ease and leaving behind a flawless finish.
This bright blue shade is like a bolt of lightning, adding a burst of energy and excitement to any miniature it touches. Whether you’re using it to highlight specific areas or painting an entire model, Caledor Sky is sure to make your miniatures pop.
Another thing that I really appreciate about Caledor Sky is its versatility. It’s the perfect shade of blue for a wide range of models, from space marines to imperial guard. It’s like the little black dress of the miniature painting world – it goes with everything and always looks great.
This makes it an especially good choice for beginners who may not be sure which paint to use for a particular model.
What armies to paint with Caledor Sky
Caledor Sky paint from Citadel Colours can be used on a wide variety of armies in the Warhammer 40K universe. Some examples of armies that may make use of blue as a primary or secondary colour include:
- Space Marines: Many chapters of Space Marines, including the Ultramarines, Raven Guard, and Salamanders, make use of blue as a primary color in their color schemes. Caledor Sky would be a great choice for painting the armor and other details on these models.
- Eldar: The Eldar army is known for its bright, vibrant color scheme, and Caledor Sky would be a great choice for painting the blue areas of these models.
- Tau: The Tau army is known for its blue, white, and red color scheme, and Caledor Sky would be a great choice for painting the blue areas of these models.
- Necrons: The Necrons army is known for its metallic color scheme, with blue being a common color used on these models. Caledor Sky would be a great choice for adding a touch of color to these models.
Caledor Sky Colour Schemes & Combinations
Here are five paints from Citadel Colours that could be combined with Caledor Sky paint to create various effects:
- Kantor Blue: This is a bright, vibrant blue paint that could be used to create highlights or to add a pop of color when combined with Caledor Sky.
- Teclis Blue: This is a softer, more muted blue paint that could be used to create a more subtle, gradient effect when blended with Caledor Sky.
- Altdorf Guard Blue: This is a medium blue paint that could be used to create a more neutral, muted look when combined with Caledor Sky.
- Ultramarines Blue: This is a deep, rich blue paint that could be used to create shadows or used to create a more contrasty look when combined with Caledor Sky.
- Ulthuan Grey: This is a light grey paint that could be used to add highlights or create a weathered look when combined with Caledor Sky.
