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Made in us
Nurgle Chosen Marine on a Palanquin





Is there a GW paint color that is close to the GW Martian Ironearth texture paint color?

TIA
   
Made in gb
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There more than probably will be, as the agrellan earth/badlands is exceptionally close to steel legion drab. I suspect what they do is start with a base colour and then add in the crackling medium and the grit, which ever so slightly changes its colour.

A swift google suggests one of bugmans glow, doombull brown, or tuskgor fur. Personally i have no experience with the martian technical paints so if possible see if you can see the bottles side by side before you make a decision
   
Made in de
Huge Bone Giant






The closest in the current range is Tuskgor Fur. It's a tiny bit lighter shade than Martian Ironearth, but as close as you'll get.

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Made in us
Nurgle Chosen Marine on a Palanquin





 Geifer wrote:
The closest in the current range is Tuskgor Fur. It's a tiny bit lighter shade than Martian Ironearth, but as close as you'll get.


That was my guess looking on the website.

Thanks guys.
   
Made in ca
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1 part Mephiston red to 3-4 parts Tuskgor fur seemed to do the trick for me.
   
 
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