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Vallejo
Game Color is a special selection of fine waterbased acrylic colors manufactured with a special resin and permanent pigments for miniatures figures in fantasy and war games.
This compact range has been especially developed to contain all the frequently used colors in fantasy figures, in a formula particularly designed for adherence on plastics and metals, using a new resin of unequalled durability and resistance to scrapes and abrasion. Colors brush on easily and smoothly, and dry to an opaque, matte finish. Their finely ground texture makes them perfect for the most miniature details as well as for large surfaces. They are highly pigmented, light fast and waterproof once dry. Errors can be corrected immediately with water or a small amount of alcohol.
The Washes and Inks, developed with a new resin, are used for shadows and for the application of colors in layers. When applied over a basecoat, they enter into the folds and grooves of the figure, and instantly bring forth the features. They can also be mixed with the regular colors, or with the Mediums.
Game Color are presented in a 17ml bottle with eyedropper. This packaging prevents the paint from evaporating and drying in the container.
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6 reviews
Great Shading Effect.
This ink helped me with a more subtle shading of my miniatures.
December 23, 2023 2:15 AM
Anonymous
Good for shading gold color schemes and adding depth to skins.
February 12, 2022 5:21 AM
Darker than Vallejo brown ink
Vallejo also makes a Brown ink. The sepia ink is darker and can be diluted to get almost the same effect as the brown but I found the brown is better right out of the bottle for most effects. Sepia is good if you want it really dark. This does have a bit more shine than the vallejo paints when it dries
October 21, 2015 2:03 AM
Dagon
Vallejo also makes a Brown ink. The sepia ink is darker and can be diluted to get almost the same effect as the brown but I found the brown is better right out of the bottle for most effects. Sepia is good if you want it really dark. This does have a bit more shine than the vallejo paints when it dries
October 21, 2015 12:00 AM
Sepia or brown
Inking is a way to really take your model to the next level. This brown ink is great for bags and leather but brown ink can also be used to make cloth look old and dingy or models look dirty. Great all around Ink
October 9, 2015 8:23 PM
Jeremey
Inking is a way to really take your model to the next level. This brown ink is great for bags and leather but brown ink can also be used to make cloth look old and dingy or models look dirty. Great all around Ink
October 9, 2015 12:00 AM
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