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Unfortunately they dont have a North American distributor at the moment. And sadly, no dropper bottles.įoundry paints are same quality as P3,decently priced, and are the original GW colours from the 80s. When Doom says 'regular colours' what he means is that their metallics for some reason are absolutely horrible. Plenty if you dont mind mixing colours, but if you like selection of ready to go colours, they are very limited. The only problem is a very limited selection of colours.

P3 is the best paintline on the general market right now for regular colours. If you prefer layering, or the Foundry method, skip them with extremem prejudice.

If so, they are directly comparable to Vallejo Game Colours. They are generally only good if wet blending is your method of choice. Reaper has a wide variety of colours, again no worry of discontinuing, but (and this is a big but) they are chock full of flow improver. Vallejo Air does quite frankly the greatest metallics ever available to model painters. Vallejo Game Colours are slightly lesser in quality (about par with GW) and were designed to match GW colours. They'll gladly replace the bottle if you bring it back, but its happened enough times (roughly 1 in 30) Doom felt it worth mentioning. Usually one of the browns or greens for some reason. Vallejo Model Colours are slightly higher quality, come in dropper bottles, much wider selection, and never discontinued. So you find a colour or shade that really works for you, like Dryad Bark? Better stock up. The biggest problem is that they discontinue colours every few years. They are the most expensive paints on the market.

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