Vallejo Washes

Started by Heedless Horseman, 01 May 2016, 12:55:43 AM

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Roy

Quote from: Ithoriel on 01 May 2016, 02:41:07 PM
Agrax Earthshade ...

Seconded.

GW Shade Washes are good, from my experience.

I use Agrax Earthshade for general shading washes (its a brown colour)
Nuln Oil for shading 'metals' on guns etc. (its a black shade wash)
Athonian Camoshade on things like camouflage and zombie skin (its a greeny brown colour)

I just use these washes to add shading effects over the base coat, and highlight atop it.
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Bunny

All my 10mm figures, well almost all my figures now, no matter what scale, have  a coat of Army Painter Dark Tone Dip, brushed on of course.  The effects are good enough for me.  I just give the finished base a good spray of Matt varnish to take the shine away and seal everything

John Cook

Never had a problem with Vallejo washes.  I decant them into a small jar so they are easier to dip a brush into directly.  The jars are the small ones you get with breakfast at hotels these days - very useful.  I use Vallejo Sepia for almost everything but stir/shake well before use and, when dry, dry-brush highlights, usually with the base colour.