Vallejo Game Color Set Leather and Metal contains 16 colors and is a perfect 16 color complement set to imitate metal and leather on your miniatures that are of interest to most armies in miniature tabletop wargaming.
| This Vallejo Game Color Set Leather and Metal (72291) contains the following 16 colors: | ||
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VAL 72052 | Game Color Silver |
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VAL 72053 | Game Color Chainmail Silver |
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VAL 72054 | Game Color Gunmetal |
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VAL 72055 | Game Color Polished Gold |
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VAL 72056 | Game Color Glorious Gold |
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VAL 72057 | Game Color Bright Bronze (72057) |
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VAL 72060 | Game Color Tinny Tin |
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VAL 72094 | Game Ink Black |
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VAL 72061 | Game Color Khaki |
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VAL 72062 | Game Color Earth |
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VAL 72063 | Game Color Desert Yellow |
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VAL 72037 | Game Color Filthy Brown |
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VAL 72042 | Game Color Parasite Brown |
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VAL 72044 | Game Color Dark Fleshtone |
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VAL 72098 | Game Color Elfic Flesh |
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VAL 72091 | Game Ink Sepia |
Eyedropper (17ml.)
The unique thing about the Vallejo paints is that they come in a so-called eyedropper jar containing 17ml. paint. With this eyedropper you can easily dose the amount of paint and the paint does not dry out so quickly. Of course always prevent the opening from getting a bit clogged. You can easily solve this by clearing the opening with a needle or thin cocktail stick.
Vallejo Game Color (VGC)
This program has been specially designed to contain the most commonly used colors for fantasy figures in a formula that adheres well to plastics and metals. A new resin of unparalleled quality has been used that is abrasion and scratch resistant.
The colors are easy to apply with a brush and dry to a matte result. The fine structure makes the paint ideal for both small details and large surfaces. They contain a high pigment content, are lightfast and waterproof when dry. Errors can be corrected with water or with a little alcohol, provided this is done immediately. Game Color is manufactured according to EEC standards and is neither flammable nor toxic in normal use.
