Can anyone identify this paint?

[LizardWizard]

I’m lazy when it comes to thinning paint etc, I just use it straight out of the pot switching will stop that and hopefully my painting will improve.

You already paint well. I can't imagine the improvement once you start thinning. lol

 

[NIGHTBRINGER]

Vallejo is good stuff. I find them fairly comparable to GW.

I like the fact that their paint line is more stable (in the sense that they don't drop colours/lines as frequently). Also, in my opinion the dropper bottle is way better than the paint pot.

That said, I still buy the odd GW paint if I like the colour or even other brands.

 

[LizardWizard]

I like the fact that their paint line is more stable (in the sense that they don't drop colours/lines as frequently). Also, in my opinion the dropper bottle is way better than the paint pot.

That said, I still buy the odd GW paint if I like the colour or even other brands.

The dropper bottles are very handy. However, I like that GW paints are thicker though. Simply because it is easier to thin a paint down than to bring up the viscosity. I also find the pigment quality of the paints to be very impressive for both lines.

 

[NIGHTBRINGER]

The dropper bottles are very handy. However, I like that GW paints are thicker though. Simply because it is easier to thin a paint down than to bring up the viscosity. I also find the pigment quality of the paints to be very impressive for both lines.

That's a fair point. The fact that GW still uses paint pots for their AIR (brush) paints is horrible though.

 

[Crowsfoot]

That's a fair point. The fact that GW still uses paint pots for their AIR (brush) paints is horrible though.

I have all the GW air paints and 50% are still in their original pots the rest are in droppers