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Vallejo Game Color Basic Paint Set Paint, Brown, VJ72172, 75 Count (Pack of 1)

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Condition
New
Model
VJ72172
Dimensions
15.5 x 12 x 4.5 in
Weight
1 lb
Color
Brown
Material
Paint
Finish Type
Matte
In the box
Hobbypaint

Features 3

  • 72 game colors
  • 3 to ray brushes
  • Color chart

Description

Plastic case with 72 game colors, 3 today brushes, color chart colors 72.001 Dead white 72.002 white Primer 72.003 pale Flesh 72.004 elf Skin tone 72.005 Moon yellow 72.006 sun yellow 72.007 gold yellow 72.008 orange gire 72.009 hot orange 72.010 bloody red 72.011 gory red 72.012 Scarlett red 72.013 squid pink 72.014 warlord purple 72.015 Hexed lichen 72.016 royal purple 72.017 dark blue 72.018 stormy blue 72.019 night blue 72.020 Imperial blue 72.021 magic blue 72.022 ultramarine blue 72.023 electric blue 72.024 turquoise 72.025 foul green 72.026 Jade green 72.027 scurvy green 72.028 dark green 72.029 sick green 72.030 Goblin green 72.031 camouflage green 72.032 ESC or pen a green 72.033 livery green 72.034 bone white 72.035 Dead Flesh 72.036 bronze Flesh tone 72.037 filthy brown 72.038 scrofulous brown 72.039 plague brown 72.040 leather brown 72.041 dwarf skin 72.042 parasite brown 72.043 Beasty brown 72.044 dark Flesh tone 72.045 charred brown 72.046 Ghost grey 72.047 Wolf grey 72.048 somber grey 72.049 Stonewall grey 72.050 cold grey 72.051 black 72.052 silver 72.053 chainmail silver 72.054 Gunmetal 72.055 polished gold 72.056 glorious gold 72.057 bright bronze 72.058 brassy brass 72.059 hammered copper 72.060 tinny tin 72.061 khaki 72.062 earth 72.063 desert yellow 72.064 yellow olive 72.065 terrace 72.066 tan 72.067 Cayman green 72.068 Smokey 70.596 glaze Medium 70.520 Matt varnish 70.522 satin varnish 70.510 gloss varnish.

Specs 30

Brand Vallejo
Color Brown
Finish Type Matte
Size 0.54 Fl Oz (Pack of 76)
Item Volume 17 Milliliters
Special Feature Non Flammable
Unit Count 41.3884 Fluid Ounces
Paint Type Acrylic

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Wonderful paint set!
Style: Single
Just getting started with table top gaming and painting of miniatures. Decided to take a chance on this set. I have a few Vallejo products that I use with air brushes, so I expected this set to be of similar quality and performance. I am not disappointed. Note: I did not buy these for air brush painting, only mentioning past experience with Vallejo products. My set arrived in perfect condition. No open / leaking paints. No broken case. I made sure to order while the weather was warm, so the paints wouldn't freeze, expand, and leak, and the plastic case wouldn't be cold, brittle, and prone to cracking more easily during rough UPS handling. There are almost too many paints to choose from, especially for someone just getting started. A smaller set would work just as well as you can mix paints to develop new colors, but for someone lacking an good understanding of color theory and how to mix this is a wonderful set. Paint performance is good, though I found it best to reduce / thin them down. Right out of the bottle they are very thick. I put a drop on the back of my hand / rubber glove and turned it upside down without the paint running or dripping. This provides very thick, good coverage on a model, but is also prone to showing brush strokes. I ended up thinning it down somewhere between 5:1 and 2:1 paint to thinner and doing 2-3 coats. This flows more easily across the surface of the model and is less likely to fill in small details on a weapon, face, or armor on the miniature. While likely most ideal to reduce Vallejo paints with Vallejo reducer I happened to have Createx Wicked reducer (4012). Worked fine. It's designed for Createx Wicked acrylic paints. It works with Vallejo acrylic paints. This paint set does not include a primer. As with the reducer I happened to have primer on hand for my air brushes. I cleaned the minis with soapy water, rinsed, dried, and used Vallejo primers for a base coat. I experimented with black, grey, and white primers. The Game Color paints are thick enough that the primer color used has almost zero impact on the end result of your painting. You aren't going to see significantly darker colors when starting with black primer. The only real consideration is whether or not you can reach every corner and crevice in your mini and whether leaving that inaccessible area black, white, or grey is most appropriate. I went with grey and did my best to reach that corner / crevice with the tip of a brush and a droplet of shade paint to darken it up. Game Color paints work very well with the Vallejo primers. No issues with paint peeling up or refusing to spread evenly across the surface. The included varnishes are pretty easy to reduce and use in an airbrush for good, clean, even covering. Worked with a 4:1 ratio of varnish to reducer and then added 2 drops of flow improver. Only used the matte and satin varnishes thus far. Can't really tell the difference between them. Either one seems appropriate for miniatures. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2019 by Scooby921
Great Paint
Style: Single
Great paint so far, like the dropper style bottles. Different getting used to these after having used paint pots from GW and Ral Partha in the past, but i like it. I added stainless steel ball bearings to the bottles as agitators, which helped. A few points: 1. Game color seems to me to be a great layering style paint, so many of the brighter colors do not color in one coat over darker colors for instance. But in my case I happen to like that, it makes blending very easy, and the color selection is good. 2. The case is great, paint is very firmly in place. 3. You will have to mix this stuff a lot. I added agitators so it became much easier. Stainless steel ball bearings (not 302, or other rust prone alloys) are cheap, but pewter sprue works as well. Expect certain colors to separate a lot, but the ones that do are also pretty easy to re-shake back into shape. 4. I also really liked that they included varnish, so you not only have good paint, but a sealer to finish it off. Just need a good primer and you're in business. 5. The brushes are okay, but for this style of painting, I bought some kolinsky sable brushes, and I like those. I ended up using these for base-coating, and they work fine. I have always picked up paints from several different lines and found my favorites among them, and this paint is no different, but the majority of the colors in my set cover really well, are very smooth, and I'm very happy with them. I have found that some I like to thin, others I don't, so there is a bit of a "getting to know your paint" process. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2016 by Mackitraz
wet and dry brush action is good. the bottles don't dry out
Style: Single
Performs as I'm used to for vallejo brush colors. Dries slightly glossy; wet and dry brush action is good. the bottles don't dry out, but the tips often do cake/dry--easy to remedy with any sculpting blade. It tends to dry faster than other lines, so a slo-dry addative may be recommended. Complaints: One brush arrived in very bad shape (looks like the hair bent the brush and kinked it hard--I'll likely try to restore it with some brush straightener, but given how kinked it is I'm probably not going to make it like new). That's a minor thing and doesn't reflect on whether I'd recommend buying the product. The white seems thin to me. I usually like my whites to be high-density/high mask, and this white really doesn't 1-coat it. That's not really a problem for me, as I have plenty of titanium white around here to quickly mix/thin for any application. Compliments: The rest of the line is what I want. The reds and yellows have notably good coverage, and the blues are especially vibrant. Vallejo's flesh tones, also, have good coverage while staying thin, which is generally important for characters, since you can't really cake on paint near face details. Neutral: The metallic paints don't drive me wild. They're a bit thinner than I want metals to be, but if I'm using a metallic paint I'm already saying to myself 'let's take the quick approach'. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2018 by Coffee Typhoon
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