Vallejo Game Color: Dead White (17ml)

Arrived nicely packaged and in good condition. The paint is great too. Maybe use a smaller box and not a huge box but it is no big deal otherwise.

I only really get to use it as a trim/accent color, but it is a lovely snow white color that is easy to layer on and is hard to mess up.

if you dead you want this white

This is the best white paint I have found.

Just what I need to keep my painting going

I was a little confused when I first started using the Vallejo Game Color line because there are two white paints. The first one is this item—72.001 Dead White, and the second is 72.002 White Primer. They are essentially the same color, but there is a distinct difference between the two. Dead White is a paint color, like almost all of the other paints in this line, and although it may be obvious, White Primer is a primer and therefore intended to be used as a foundation for your other paints. I'm not sure why Vallejo decided to have the primer be the second paint in the line, but be sure that you're using the right paint for your intended application. If you prime with the White Primer, you probably won't need to use Dead White as a base coat. Dead White is a bright white. It is great for mixing into other colors to create tints. It can also be used to create a strong base layer for bright colors if you use black or colored primer. The Vallejo Game Color line is my paint of choice at the moment. I find that these pigments are more vibrant that the Model Color line and I like the way they feel on a brush better than the offerings from other manufacturers. Always be sure to shake these paints before use as the pigments can separate after the bottles have been sitting for a while.

I was a little confused when I first started using the Vallejo Game Color line because there are two white paints. The first one is this item—72.001 Dead White, and the second is 72.002 White Primer. They are essentially the same color, but there is a distinct difference between the two. Dead White is a paint color, like almost all of the other paints in this line, and although it may be obvious, White Primer is a primer and therefore intended to be used as a foundation for your other paints. I'm not sure why Vallejo decided to have the primer be the second paint in the line, but be sure that you're using the right paint for your intended application. If you prime with the White Primer, you probably won't need to use Dead White as a base coat. Dead White is a bright white. It is great for mixing into other colors to create tints. It can also be used to create a strong base layer for bright colors if you use black or colored primer. The Vallejo Game Color line is my paint of choice at the moment. I find that these pigments are more vibrant that the Model Color line and I like the way they feel on a brush better than the offerings from other manufacturers. Always be sure to shake these paints before use as the pigments can separate after the bottles have been sitting for a while.