Not everything on the tabletop should look freshly unboxed, and Dirty Grey is the colour for the stuff that's clearly had a hard time of it. It's a grubby, slightly warm neutral grey built for kit, stonework and terrain that's been rained on, fought over or generally left to rot.

Best for

• Weathered infantry kit, packs and webbing
• Ruins, rubble and worn stonework
• Grubby basing and battlefield terrain

It skips the "too clean" trap that plain greys fall into, giving worn and weathered subjects a believable, lived-in finish straight from the pot.

Clean things up with Winter Grey where you want contrast against the grime.