(Commercial) Coat D'arms Paint Ranges - Change of Ownership

[black hat miniatures]

After 18 years of owning and running Coat D'arms and Black Hat Miniatures I have decided that I would like to fully retire and thus the Coat D'arms range is now up for sale.

Coat D’arms is a very well regarded range of Acrylic Hobby Paints which have been on the market since the 1990s and still consistently sell well and have a good reputation.

The range consists of 150 colours in 18ml bottles split into Fantasy, Military and WW2 ranges.

There are also 60ml bottles for 9 Brush scape textured paints for basing and 3 Super Shader products for figure shading (similar to Army Painter tone products but acrylic).

The paints are manufactured in Manchester by HMG paints.

There are two ranges of Paint Brushes made in Germany both covering 3/0,2/0,0,1,2,3 brushes sizes.

The intention is to sell the range onto a new owner as an ongoing concern and Black Hat and Coat D'arms will continue to operate as normal until the sale is made.

If you have any interest in buying the Coat D'arms range then please get in touch and I can supply more details

Many Thanks

Mike

[Sterling Moose]

My go-to paints.  Can't recommend them enough.

[black hat miniatures]

CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP

Coat D’arms paints have been sold to Battlezone Miniatures with the transfer taking place on July 1st 2024. You are no longer able to order paints through the Black Hat website.

Battlezone will be taking orders from July 1st through Coatdarms.com.

Many thanks to all customers for the last 20 years of business.

Mike

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[Sterling Moose]

Good to hear that the range will still be available.  Best wishes for the future Mike.

[voltan]

Glad you got them to a new home Mike, enjoy the full retirement.

[robh]

Congratulations Mike, now you can put your feet up 

[black hat miniatures]

Thanks everyone - sale went through on Monday and Steve from Battlezone collected the paints, etc.

Now had time to sort out my Games Room and use the space the paint took up to bring all my figures and "stuff" all together in one room.

Erm, I seem to have quite a lot!

Mike