Citadel Technical: Typhus Corrosion is a specialist miniature paint designed to create convincing grime, corrosion, accumulated dirt, and heavily weathered surfaces across Warhammer miniatures, vehicles, terrain, and other hobby projects. Rather than producing a simple flat colour, Typhus Corrosion helps add both visual and physical texture, making it particularly useful for models that need to look old, neglected, industrial, or exposed to harsh battlefield conditions.

Typhus Corrosion is an excellent choice for creating the appearance of dirty and corroded metal. Applied around armour joints, rivets, bolts, exhausts, tracks, weapon housings, damaged panels, and mechanical components, it can simulate the layers of accumulated grime and deterioration found on equipment that has endured years of warfare and poor maintenance.

One of the key characteristics of Typhus Corrosion is its textured finish. The paint contains fine particles that leave a rougher surface as it dries, helping weathered areas appear more convincing than they would with colour alone. This texture can also provide a useful foundation for subsequent weathering stages.

For particularly effective rust effects, Typhus Corrosion can be applied to areas where corrosion would naturally accumulate and then combined with suitable orange and brown tones. Lighter rust colours can be carefully worked across the textured surface, allowing the raised particles to catch the colour and create the appearance of more developed corrosion.

Its applications extend well beyond rust. Typhus Corrosion can be used to represent oil-stained machinery, dirt around vehicle tracks, grime on armour plates, neglected industrial equipment, damaged weapons, polluted terrain, and ancient mechanical structures. Applying it selectively around recesses and areas where dirt would naturally collect can help make weathering appear more believable.

The effect is particularly suited to Warhammer 40,000 vehicles and machinery, where pristine equipment may not always match the character of a battle-worn force. Tanks, walkers, industrial scenery, fortifications, weapons, and heavily armoured infantry can all benefit from carefully placed corrosion and grime.

Fantasy miniatures and scenery can also make excellent use of Typhus Corrosion. Ancient armour, abandoned weapons, dungeon fixtures, chains, gates, ruined machinery, and weather-beaten terrain can be given additional age and character with a controlled application of this Technical paint.

Product Features:

• Typhus Corrosion from the Citadel Technical paint range.
• Designed to create grime, corrosion, dirt, and weathering effects.
• Textured formulation adds physical surface detail as well as colour.
• Excellent for weathering armour, vehicles, weapons, machinery, and terrain.
• Ideal for applying around rivets, armour joints, tracks, exhausts, damaged panels, and mechanical components.
• Can be used as a foundation for more detailed rust effects.
• Useful for creating aged, neglected, industrial, and battle-worn finishes.
• Suitable for Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer Age of Sigmar, and a wide variety of miniature and modelling projects.

Whether you're turning a pristine vehicle into a battle-worn war machine, adding years of decay to ancient armour, or covering industrial scenery in accumulated dirt and corrosion, Citadel Technical: Typhus Corrosion provides a straightforward way to add convincing texture and weathering to your miniatures.

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