Vallejo Paints overview
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- REDs
Scarlet Red
Carmine Red
Gory Red
Cavalry Brown
Hull Red
Bright Orange
YELLOWs
Lemon yellow
Sun yellow
Ochre brown
GREENs
Foul green
Scurvy green
Deep green
Black green
Russian green
Lime green
Middle Stone
BLUEs
Dark Prussian blue
Pale Blue
Royal blue
Sky blue
Turquoise
Light Turquoise
PURPLEs
Royal purple
Warlord purple
Purple
EARTHTONEs
Pale Sand
Dark Sand
Parasite brown
Brown Sand
Saddle brown
Chocolate brown
Charred Brown
Earth
Khaki
Mahogany Brown
Dark Fleshtone
STARKs
White
Black
Black grey
Sombre grey
Light grey
Stone grey
Pale Blue grey
SKINs
Flat flesh
METALs
Brass
Glorious gold
Polished gold
Copper
Silver
Oily steel
Gunmetal grey
Tinny tin
Bronze
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I love Vallejo paints, great quality and my first choice for model paint.
Tip for vallejo ... always prime beforehand with proper primer and varnish afterwards as it comes off easy from the mini compared to other paints; always varnish afterwards (I think Miniac found that also when he was doing paint brand comparisons). Apart from that excellent. Games Workshop paints get bad press sometimes but I think that they're excellent although their painting pots absolutely suck. For vallejo longevity, two metal balls in the bottle, ladies nail varnish bottle shaker or use your hands to shake with vigor. If paint is still lumpy, vallejo medium is your only salvation, adding it in small amounts and stirring with an elongated metal paperclip he showed you in the video.
You are correct in your observations. Apart from the fact that they rarely stick they are excellent? You can forget masking over them with tape to do a camouflage job as the tape will pull them up. From my personal experience as well as many other modelers; Vallejo paints are some of the absolute worst paints you can buy. I use Tamiya almost exclusively. Just say "No", to Vallejo. They aren't worth the hassle.
@@stephenbridges2791 Have been using Valejo colors with making tape since forever and have no issue. The only issue comes from metaic, but pretty much all acrylic metaic suck. I am using tamiya masking tapes though.
@@stephenbridges2791 Your masking tape is probably too strong. I never had problems with Vallejo
is white spirit appropriate for priming with valejo colours?
@@high9749 no white spirit should not be used with Vallejo paints or primer. Although for Airbrush the valllejo primers can be used and often it is recommended to be used with the Vallejo airbrush thinner and airbrush flow improver which do have a form of alcohol in them.
If you put the paper clip in
from the top you end up putting bits of the obstruction back into the paint.
Take the top off and put the paper clip in from the inside, the same direction as the paint leaves the bottle.
I like Vallejo. Good ratio on quality-to-price, and a wide selection of options. Their Plastic Putty hasn't worked out too well for me, bit it is easier to handle than the standard Green Stuff.
Soooo exited. The best btp video!! And ive watched them all!
I'm glad to hear P3 paints mentioned; they really need more love. Especially from Privateeer Press
Great Video. Dropper Bottles. GW Colors are cool. But I am done with the Pods.
List with color code/numbers and updated:
RED
Scarlet Red 70817
Bright Orange 70851
Carmine Red 70908
Clear Orange 70956
Cavalry Brown 70982
Hull Red 70985
Gory Red 72011
YELLOW
Ochre brown 70856
Yellow Ochre 70913
Lemon yellow 70952
Sun yellow 72006
GREEN
Lime green 70827
Middle Stone 70882
Russian green 70894
Deep green 70970
Black green 70980
Foul green 72025
Scurvy green 72027
BLUE
Royal blue 70809
Light Turquoise 70840
Dark Prussian blue 70899
Pale Blue 70906
Sky blue 70961
Turquoise 70966
PURPLE
Royal purple 70810
Purple 70959
Warlord purple 72014
EARTHTONE
Pale Sand 70837
Mahogany Brown 70846
Dark Sand 70847
Chocolate brown 70872
Brown Sand 70876
Saddle brown 70940
Khaki 70988
Parasite brown 72042
Dark Fleshtone 72044
Charred Brown 72045
Earth 72062
STARK
Black grey 70862
Stone grey 70884
Black 70950
White 70951
Light grey 70990
Sombre grey 72048
Blue grey
70905
SKIN
Light Flesh 70928
Flat flesh 70955
METAL
Brass 70801
Oily steel 70865
Silver 70998
Bronze 70998
Copper 70999
Gunmetal 72054
Polished gold 72055
Glorious gold 72056
Tinny tin 72060
Added:
Yellow Ochre: Showed in video not on the list
Scarlet: Showed in video not on the list
Clear Orange: Showed In the video but not on the list
Name Change:
Pale Blue grey: change to Blue grey
Gunmetal Grey: change to Gunmetal as showed in the video
Nice
What green is best for a light green wash so as to use on its own and where I don't have to add further colours.
Specific paint recommendations start at 3:54
Very good paints
Thank you so much. I like the vallejo paints and i want to extend my set so your video is very helpfull ! For a red that is really red (like a ferrari car or a british red coat) which colour do you advice ?
Thank you so much for posting this. Super helpful.
Been using Vallejo since 06
Many thanks 😊
Is it just mine or these type of paints scratch off easily???
Where can i find these individual paints on amazon? im trying to get into doing shading and i want to buy like 3 different shades of the same color
can you explain what ghost brushing is? you mentioned it with Light Flesh and Sky Blue
I still don't get the difference between Model Color and Game Color - just slightly different pigments?
They are the same. Just different labels.
@@bluetablepainting I think Game Color on average are glossier than model color. Maybe satin would be better word.
OLD Game Color as seen here used a glossier medium than Model Color. It was still considered satin but was much more glossy than Model Color which uses a matte medium. Not as matte as the NEW Game Color, which is so matte it no longer color matches between the old and new sets. Which btw will be a problem for this studio going forward if they run out of any of the old game colors. Anyways it’s not the same paint with a different label that’s a stupid and misleading answer so I had to chime in to correct him.
People have been asking GW to switch the citadel line to dropper bottles for like decades at this point and they still haven't done it. Personally I think it's a sales tactic, if you don't use them regularly they WILL dry out and then you gotta buy it again, pretty scummy tactic imo... and that reason alone pushed me to Vallejo and army painter, also the value is better, you get more paint for less money and they come in drip bottles.
/endrant
Do you use surface primer before painting
What about Livery Green?
Does anyone know the shelf life of these Vallejo paints?
I'd say at least a year.
@@bluetablepainting Dang almost a year now coming up.
I have vallejo from when I started gaming over 10 years ago. Most are still good, but I did end up adding water and using a vortex ml mixer on some.
Hi, question for you: Does your Hull Red dry gloss? because mine does, for some reason.
Also, would you happen to know why it's labelled as Panzer series? I can't find any info online about it.
Pretty sure it’s just for model tanks and ww2 stuff. Panzer means tank.
Drop a BB in there to help mix it
Can you mix the Vallejo paint
can you use game color in airbrushes?
Work well with transparent resin? Is the paint itself transparent? Want to try the yellow lemon color.
Vallejo yellow paints are typically translucent. I recommend building up layers of hull red or cavalry brown first, then ochre brown (which is really more yellow) or yellow ochre. Yellow is a toughie.
Are those all 17ml?
I hope you can help can you please tell me the name and code from the gold paint your clearing out the nozzle at around the 2:20 mark
Glorious Gold
@@bluetablepainting Ty they make 2 I assume when it says game air it’s to run through an airbrush right
@@jrshelby 4:26
@@bluetablepainting Ty have a great thanksgiving I really appreciate your help
Will walmart. Have them..
ABH3 rOSECRANS no
My Vallejo paint is not covering well even after mixing each color and priming
In fact, you need only two or three layers and it will cover! ;-)
Is model color is water proof? May I used model color directly with out primer?
Priming is absolutely necessary.
Valllejo says, it is waterproof after drying, but I'm not sure...
DROPPER BOTTLES
One question: how much area can i paint with one of the 17ml bottle?
17 ml worth of paint(;
I've never actually used these paints but this seems like a kind of silly question. If you're properly thinning your paints I'm sure you could get hundreds of models worth of surface area coverage from one bottle
@@ParisChristianne tnks
Are these paints air brush only or not?
Not airbrush.
@@bluetablepainting you can airbrush most colors, bit harder and requires careful thinning. there are some colors that have a "do not spray" warring and those ones shouldn't be as they contain cadmium and are not safe for airbrushing
And always take the top off and mix before using them
mixing balls is your bff
Balls hehe
"Crustification"...alright, then.
They are good paints and army painter are the best
Does model color have the "this is known in the state of California to cause cancer" warning please answer.
Don’t be an idiot acrylic paints can cause cancer as can everything else in the world.
List with color code/numbers and updated:
RED
Scarlet Red 70817
Bright Orange 70851
Carmine Red 70908
Clear Orange 70956
Cavalry Brown 70982
Hull Red 70985
Gory Red 72011
YELLOW
Ochre brown 70856
Yellow Ochre 70913
Lemon yellow 70952
Sun yellow 72006
GREEN
Lime green 70827
Middle Stone 70882
Russian green 70894
Deep green 70970
Black green 70980
Foul green 72025
Scurvy green 72027
BLUE
Royal blue 70809
Light Turquoise 70840
Dark Prussian blue 70899
Pale Blue 70906
Sky blue 70961
Turquoise 70966
PURPLE
Royal purple 70810
Purple 70959
Warlord purple 72014
EARTHTONE
Pale Sand 70837
Mahogany Brown 70846
Dark Sand 70847
Chocolate brown 70872
Brown Sand 70876
Saddle brown 70940
Khaki 70988
Parasite brown 72042
Dark Fleshtone 72044
Charred Brown 72045
Earth 72062
STARK
Black grey 70862
Stone grey 70884
Black 70950
White 70951
Light grey 70990
Sombre grey 72048
Blue grey
70905
SKIN
Light Flesh 70928
Flat flesh 70955
METAL
Brass 70801
Oily steel 70865
Silver 70998
Bronze 70998
Copper 70999
Gunmetal 72054
Polished gold 72055
Glorious gold 72056
Tinny tin 72060
Added:
Yellow Ochre: Showed in video not on the list
Scarlet: Showed in video not on the list
Clear Orange: Showed In the video but not on the list
Name Change:
Pale Blue grey: change to Blue grey
Gunmetal Grey: change to Gunmetal as showed in the video