The Story
Nothing says undead quite like a good bone tone, and Skeleton Bones hands you the full run in one tidy set. These colour-matched acrylics take you from deep, grubby shadow bone up to bright, sun-bleached highlights — exactly what you need for skeleton hordes, gnawed remains, ivory and aged tusks. Get the shading right and even a rank of cheap skeletons looks properly grim.
At a glance
- Maxx Formula acrylics — highly pigmented with a smooth matt finish
- Water-based, non-toxic and latex-free
- Dropper bottles with a stainless steel mixing ball for even colour
- Brush-ready, or thin with acrylic thinner for the airbrush
Best for
- Skeletons, skulls and undead hordes
- Ivory, teeth, tusks and aged bone
- Shading and highlighting bone in one matched family
Because the tones are matched, working from shadow to highlight is a case of layering up rather than mixing your own — quick to do across a whole unit.
The bone palette every undead army needs. Pair it with the wider Green Stuff World range or a brush for the fine detail.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Nothing says undead quite like a good bone tone, and Skeleton Bones hands you the full run in one tidy set. These colour-matched acrylics take you from deep, grubby shadow bone up to bright, sun-bleached highlights — exactly what you need for skeleton hordes, gnawed remains, ivory and aged tusks. Get the shading right and even a rank of cheap skeletons looks properly grim.
At a glance
- Maxx Formula acrylics — highly pigmented with a smooth matt finish
- Water-based, non-toxic and latex-free
- Dropper bottles with a stainless steel mixing ball for even colour
- Brush-ready, or thin with acrylic thinner for the airbrush
Best for
- Skeletons, skulls and undead hordes
- Ivory, teeth, tusks and aged bone
- Shading and highlighting bone in one matched family
Because the tones are matched, working from shadow to highlight is a case of layering up rather than mixing your own — quick to do across a whole unit.
The bone palette every undead army needs. Pair it with the wider Green Stuff World range or a brush for the fine detail.
