Games Workshop just announced Warhammer Tone Pro — a complete paint system built around one idea: make getting exceptional results faster and simpler, no matter your skill level or technique.

The range launches Saturday, September 26 at Saga Concepts. Here's what makes it different.

Thirty Colours, Five Tones, One Paint for Everything

Warhammer Tone Pro is built on 30 base colours, each available in 5 tones numbered from darkest (1) to lightest (5). That's 150 paints total, organized so you can identify highlights and shades at a glance and layer with confidence.

The formulation works across every technique — basecoats, layers, highlights, glazes, drybrushing — without switching products. Mix any Tone Pro paint with the new Shading Medium to turn it into a custom shade or glaze. Use the Blending Medium to extend drying time and blend colours seamlessly.

Four new dry brushes (XS to L) pair with the paints to deliver smoother finishes without the chalky texture drybrushing can leave behind.

Vivid Pigmentation, Even in Yellow and White

Tone Pro delivers exceptional coverage from the first coat — and that includes notoriously difficult colours like yellow and white.

Vibrant pigmentation means brilliant whites, electrifying yellows, scintillating magentas, intense reds, and everything in between. These are Games Workshop's brightest, boldest paints yet.

Why This Matters

If you've ever struggled with thin coverage on bright colours, spent time mixing custom shades, or wanted a paint that works for glazing and drybrushing without switching formulas, Tone Pro was designed for you.

The tone numbering system makes color theory approachable—no guessing which shade to use for highlights or shadows. The mediums let you customize every paint in the range. And the coverage means fewer coats, faster results, bolder colour.

Whether you're painting your first Space Marine or your five-hundredth, Tone Pro is built to get you there faster.