Vallejo Squidmar Colour Corrupted Emerald 228 – 18ml
Vallejo Squidmar Colour Corrupted Emerald (74.228) is an 18ml green model paint from the Squidmar Colour range. Combining the imagery of emerald gemstones with a darker fantasy theme, its distinctive name makes it particularly relevant to miniature painting projects involving magical objects, enchanted equipment and supernatural characters.
Emerald green is often associated with gemstones, jewellery and decorative ornamentation. In fantasy miniature painting, these elements may appear on everything from a wizard’s staff to an elaborate piece of armour. Corrupted Emerald offers a green colour option for painters planning these details.
Gemstones and Magical Artefacts
Gemstones are common decorative features on fantasy miniatures. They may appear in rings, amulets, crowns, weapon fittings and other ornamental objects.
Corrupted Emerald can be considered for painted gemstones where green forms part of the intended design. Small decorative areas such as these can introduce a distinct colour into a miniature without changing the appearance of the main figure.
Fantasy characters may also carry magical artefacts, enchanted weapons or unusual equipment. Green is frequently used to represent fictional magical elements, making Corrupted Emerald a colour to consider for these details.
For larger decorative objects, the same green may be repeated across several features to establish a consistent visual theme.
Fantasy Characters and Creature Details
Green can play several roles in fantasy character painting. It may be used for clothing, ornamental armour sections, jewellery or the appearance of imaginary creatures.
Corrupted Emerald is relevant to character designs featuring emerald-inspired decorations or supernatural green elements. A wizard’s accessories, a sorcerer’s equipment or the markings on a fictional creature could all incorporate green within their chosen colour schemes.
Monsters and other fantasy creatures may also feature green skin, scales or distinctive markings. Corrupted Emerald provides another colour choice when planning these areas.
Fantasy Scenery and Decorative Features
Magical settings often contain objects that use colours differently from their real-world counterparts. Enchanted stones, decorative crystals and imaginary architectural details may feature green as part of the scene.
Corrupted Emerald can be considered for these features, particularly when the intention is to connect several objects through a recurring green colour.
Dungeon accessories, ornamental containers and decorative scenery pieces may also incorporate emerald-inspired details within a fantasy setting.
Vallejo Squidmar Colour Range
Corrupted Emerald belongs to the Vallejo Squidmar Colour range, a collection of individually named and numbered model paints.
It is identified as colour 228 and carries the manufacturer reference 74.228. These identifiers distinguish Corrupted Emerald from other colours within the range.
Product Details
- Manufacturer: Vallejo
- Range: Squidmar Color
- Colour name: Corrupted Emerald
- Colour number: 228
- Colour family: Green
- Product type: Model paint
- Size: 18ml
- Manufacturer reference: 74.228
Corrupted Emerald is supplied as an individual 18ml Vallejo Squidmar Colour paint. Identified by colour number 228 and reference 74.228, it offers an emerald-inspired green option for fantasy miniatures featuring gemstones, magical objects, ornamental equipment and supernatural details.
