Dirty Down Verdigris Effect
Dirty Down Verdigris Effect
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Dirty Down Verdigris Effect Paint – Copper Patina for Miniatures
Dirty Down Verdigris Effect Paint is designed to recreate the turquoise-green patina that forms on aged copper, bronze and brass. It’s ideal for statues, decorative armor, architectural elements and any metallic surface that needs centuries of oxidation in just a few brushstrokes.
At Wendy’s Miniatures, we recommend Dirty Down Verdigris for painters who want instant, believable verdigris effects without complex glazing or airbrushing.
Why choose Dirty Down Verdigris?
- Authentic verdigris tones – natural turquoise and green oxidation in one effect paint.
- Ultra-matt finish – perfect for aged metal and stone.
- Water-soluble – refine edges and intensity with water.
- Highly efficient – rapid patina without layering multiple colors.
- Excellent over metallics – works particularly well over copper, bronze and brass basecoats.
Best uses for Verdigris Effect Paint
- Ancient bronze statues and monuments
- Decorative armor trim and shields
- Architectural details: domes, spires, gates
- Weathered bells, icons, relics and artifacts
- Fantasy, historical and gothic scenery pieces
How to use Dirty Down Verdigris (quick guide)
- Basecoat with metallics – copper, bronze or brass work best.
- Apply Dirty Down Verdigris in controlled patches where patina would naturally form (recesses, edges, water run-off areas).
- Let it dry naturally for full depth and tonality.
- Use water or a damp brush to soften or feather transitions if needed.
- Optionally, re-highlight raised metallic edges to show worn, exposed metal.
FAQ – Dirty Down Verdigris Effect Paint
Can I use Verdigris on non-metallic surfaces?
Yes. While it’s designed for metals, it can be used on stone or other surfaces to represent magical corrosion or stylized patina.
Does Verdigris need varnishing?
Once fully dry, you can seal it with a matt varnish to protect the effect, especially on gaming pieces.
Is Dirty Down Verdigris beginner-friendly?
Yes. The effect is very forgiving and can be refined with water as you work.
