Get the scoop on Monument Hobbies PRO Acryl Nova Orange paint and The Salamander coin debuting at Nova Open 2024— a great pickup for any painter!
Unveiling Monument Hobbies’ PRO Acryl Nova Orange & Salamander Coin at Nova Open 2024
Grab your brushes and prep your palettes, folks! Monument Hobbies is about to drop some vibrant magic and a shiny surprise at the upcoming Nova Open. Whether you’re just starting to dabble in miniature painting or you’ve been crafting masterpieces for years, there’s something special brewing. Let’s spill the paint (and the beans) on what’s coming up!
A Splash of Brightness: The Tale of PRO Acryl Nova Orange
There’s a new hue in town, and it’s got everyone talking. Say hello to Nova Orange, Monument Hobbies’ latest addition to their PRO Acryl lineup. But this isn’t just any ordinary paint; it’s a color with a story, one that shines as brightly as the Nova Open itself.
Imagine a color so vivid that it captures the fiery spirit of a supernova, an explosion of creativity in every drop. Nova Orange isn’t just paint—it’s a statement. Whether you’re painting a fierce battle-worn mech, a mythical creature from lands unknown, or adding that perfect accent to your favorite hero, this orange brings life to any canvas. It’s that burst of color you never knew you needed, but once it’s in your hand, it feels like it was always meant to be there.
Pro Acryl has built a reputation for delivering colors that are not only rich and vibrant but also smooth and easy to work with. Nova Orange is no exception. Its coverage is superb, allowing even the most intricate details to stand out with minimal effort. Imagine applying just a thin layer and watching the color burst forth like the sunrise over a battlefield. It’s the kind of paint that makes you feel like an artist, no matter where you are in your journey.
For those attending the Nova Open, getting your hands on this exclusive color is like finding a rare gem. But don’t fret if you miss out on it at the event—Nova Orange will be making its way to the Monument Hobbies webstore later on (we just don’t know exactly when). It’s a color that will surely find a place in the hearts (and on the brushes) of many painters.
The Salamander: A Coin of Legends
Now, let’s talk about the other star of the show: The Salamander. No, this isn’t a new miniature or a model—this is something different, something special. The Salamander is a commemorative Texture Trainer, a coin that’s not just for collectors but for those who appreciate the art of miniature painting in all its textured glory.
This coin feels like it was plucked from the hoard of a mighty dragon, emblazoned with the image of a Salamander. But this is no ordinary coin. The Salamander serves as a tool to help painters practice and perfect their texture techniques. Whether it’s the scales of a reptilian beast or the rough surface of a weathered stone, this coin is designed to let you hone your craft in a unique and engaging way.
But there’s more to The Salamander than just its practical use. It’s a piece of memorabilia that ties you to the Nova Open, to the camaraderie and spirit of the event. It’s a keepsake, a memento that says, “I was there, and I was part of something extraordinary.”
For the new hobbyists, it’s a gateway into the world of texture and detail, a stepping stone to mastering techniques that can elevate their painting to new heights. For the veterans, it’s a reminder of the journey they’ve undertaken, a symbol of their growth and skill.
Final thoughts on the New Nova Products
As the countdown to Nova Open winds down, it’s clear that Monument Hobbies has some serious treats in store, whether it’s the fiery brilliance of Nova Orange lighting up your palette or The Salamander coin adding a little flair to your collection. Either way, if you’re going to the event, go check out their booth and grab some new paint!
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About the Author: Travis Pasch
Travis Pasch
Job Title: Head Writer & Editor
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About Travis Pasch: Travis has been a Warhammer 40k hobbyist since the 1990s, playing the game since Third Edition. Through extensive traveling, he’s seen a lot of the miniatures hobby from across the world, giving him a unique perspective on the latest gaming topics and trends.
Travis’s brother even owns a commission painting studio, where he’s picked up a lot of good advice and techniques for painting Warhammer and tabletop miniatures over the years, as well. Travis joined the Spikey Bits team in 2019 and has been the lead writer since 2020.
Currently, he’s working on converting all his 40k Adeptus Mechanicus models and becoming a true tech enjoyer, complete with both sad and happy robot noises!
