Two thin coats over grey primer and the Catachan Flesh basecoat was completely opaque, which is exactly what I need for my Blood Angels flesh tones. The high pigment count really shows, and the matt finish makes the skin look natural without any shiny spots.
Finally a base paint that doesn’t need three coats to look solid—the pigment load here is just right for getting a smooth, even layer on bare plastic. I also really like that it dries to that flat, matt finish, so shading and highlights pop without any unwanted gloss. This pot will last me a long wh
The coverage is genuinely one-coat on black primer, which is rare for a light flesh tone like this. It dries down to that smooth matt finish the listing promises, and the high pigment means the 12ml pot goes a long way on rank-and-file infantry.