Vallejo - Game Color Introduction Set | Starter Set for Fantasy and Wargame Figures | 16 Bottles x 18 ml (0.60 fl.oz.)

Great range of colors, the coverage is on par with other high quality paints. Great for beginners and pros alike. Doesn't come with a case, but if you're a hobbyist with a 3D printer you can make one pretty easily. Colors blend well for making new colors to suit every need.

Solid color variety, high quality pigment, great for warhammer

Wonderful paints; they have excellent coverage, even with lighter value colors on a dark primed miniature. They sit between Pro Acryl and Golden Liquid Acrylics in consistency and mix really well with either. Would have been nice if they had an agitator ball in the bottles but that is just nit-picking. For dry brushing don't use a wet palette and it will perform exceptionally well. Haven't tried their metallic colors yet but i intend to soon enough. I am strongly considering buying some of the expansion sets though this introductory set has plenty to work with if on a budget. Mind your choice of brush as it makes a fair bit of difference with the dried finish though for base coloring and washes anything but the cheapest of synthetics will suffice.

These paints are fantastic. Very high quality, easy to apply on 3D printed models and whatnot. Can't ask for much more. 10/10.

I started to get tired of the very cost-efficient paint sets that come with 60+ colors but were frustrating to work with. This was the very first brand I branched out into and found these are really good paints. They are priced very well and are easy to work with. Having started out painting a few years ago, I should have just went with these instead. It comes with a decent range of colors and 3 metallics to use. The paints mix well and cover nicely.

Great quality paints. Thin enough to get good detail but thick enough you can get away with just one coat. Highly recommended for model painting and blending your own colors. Covers very well, and adheres as it should.

These paints are amazing! I recently got into painting figurines and miniatures and found these paints are a bit pricey, but well worth it. I used the dry brush technique to paint these and found they were; easy to mix, a little goes a long way and they dry fast af I didn't have to wait much to paint and mix. I'm happy with how my art turned out and I'm inspired to paint more.

The sheer variety of available colors, textures, stains, and effects from Vallejo is amazing. The bottles may only be 0.8 ounces, but the coverage area & color saturation are equivalent to the larger 2-ounce bottles of craft paint. And when using an airbrush, only 8-10 drops + thinner is enough to get a good-sized reservoir of paint. Vallejo Air is already thinned to go straight from the bottle to the airbrush. For hobbyists who are perfectionists, they sell era-specific colors, like Revolutionary War colors, Civil War colors, and WWII American Forces, British Forces, & German Forces colors. They sell color packs for the different Rail Lines for HO hobbyists. It really takes the trial & error of searching for or mixing to get the correct color schemes. The only drawback with Vallejo is, regardless of whether you order it from Amazon, a vendor on eBay, or another online hobby store, one or more of the bottles will leak out in the package. I don't know why the lids aren't screwed on more tightly. With my first shipment, the black leaked out in the package. Amazon was good enough to send me a replacement. When I got the replacement, the black had leaked maybe a few drops, but it wasn't enough for me to send it back a second time. Even with the leak issue, I'm still a diehard fan of Vallejo & use it for all of my projects.