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Noddwyr
 Post subject: Best Metallics?
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Yet another one of my painting questions. I am wondering which, in your guys/gals experiences, are the best metallic paints? There may be no one answer for this, but in any case what are the pros and cons of each brand metallics? Thanks.

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Don't know the pros and cons, but....

I've tried Vallejo, P3 and Citadel, and IMO Citadel's metallics are easily the best. 8)

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I've used Vallejo, Foundry, P3 and GW. I like GW's metallics the best for coverage and color. I still use some of Foundry's stuff for a brass look though.

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I quite like the metallics from the Tamiya paint range actually. I've only used GW metallics other than them, and really use a bit of both on my models.

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As most have said, GW's are actually very good. I'd probably stick with them. :)

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Thanks guys. I think I will stick with GW then. Its also the easiest for me to obtain.

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