Vallejo Game Colour - Introduction Colours Set (x16)
VAL72297
£38.00 GBP
Vallejo Game Colour - Introduction Colours Set (x16), VAL 72.297
Vallejo game colours are acrylic water based paints developed for the frequently used colours in fantasy figures. They have perfect adhesion and a high durability and resistance to scrapes and abrasion. Highly pigmented, light fast and waterproof dry, Vallejo game colours are water-based, non-toxic and non-flammable making them some of the safest paints available to the gamer.
Vallejo model colours are presented in a plastic bottle of 17ml. with an eyedropper device which keeps paint from drying and prevents spills.
Includes:
16 x 17 ml bottles with eyedropper and a colour chart
Colours:
72.001 Dead White
72.006 Sunblast Yellow
72.008 Orange Fire
72.010 Bloody Red
72.022 Ultramarine Blue
72.028 Dark Green
72.030 Goblin Green
72.034 Bonewhite
72.036 Bronze Fleshtone
72.040 Cobra Leather
72.043 Beasty Brown
72.049 Stonewall Grey
72.051 Black
72.052 Silver
72.054 Gunmental Metal
72.055 Polished Gold
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