Leprous Brown #156 is a pale, yellowish-brown with a sickly, mottled tone—ideal for painting diseased skin, corrupted leather, or weathered parchment. Its unsettling hue makes it a standout choice for Nurgle-themed miniatures, undead creatures, or anything that calls for a touch of decay and rot. With smooth coverage and a matte finish, Leprous Brown works well on its own or as a base for layering into darker browns and greens to create realistic infection, grime, or aged effects.
Originally developed to match the classic tones used in the early days of fantasy and historical miniature painting, Coat D'Arms paints have earned a cult following among hobbyists for their reliability, nostalgic color matches, and ease of use. With a creamy consistency and a matte finish, these paints are favored for both brushwork and airbrush applications.
Each bottle contains high-quality pigment suspended in a water-based acrylic medium, designed to offer great coverage, fast drying time, and excellent blending characteristics. They're particularly loved by old-school Warhammer painters, as many of the shades replicate original Citadel paint colors from the 1980s and '90s.
Whether you're a newcomer to miniature painting or a seasoned pro seeking to recapture that classic look, Coat D'Arms offers a palette steeped in hobby history.
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