The Army Painter: Effect - Disgusting Slime

Disgusting Slime is a sickly, yellow‑green ooze tone with a wet, bio‑corrupted vibe — the kind of color that feels putrid, sticky, and absolutely perfect for anything that should make players recoil. It’s more nauseating and bile‑rich than Grotesque Green, wetter and more organic than Moldy Wine, and sits squarely in that “this thing should NOT be touched” zone.

Why Painters Reach for It

• Smooth Fanatic coverage ideal for goo, rot, bile, toxic growths, and corrupted flesh

• Sickly yellow‑green slime tone perfect for Nurgle horrors, swamp creatures, oozes, undead, and anything dripping with filth

• Excellent mid‑tone between darker swamp greens and lighter bile‑yellow highlights

• Matte finish that still reads as wet and slimy once you add gloss varnish or contrast mediums

Painter’s Vibe

Disgusting Slime brings that “it squelches when it moves, and the smell hits before the model does” energy — perfect for plague beasts, swamp monsters, corrupted constructs, and any miniature that thrives in foul, ooze‑soaked, bile‑dripping tones.