Dino:
Been looking at buy Formula P3 paints to replace most of my Citadel paints. Was wondering what some of you guys who have used them thought about them?
nitroglysarine:
Have you got a link to a shop? I’ve not heard of them before.
clam:
I adore them - and if a complete set was available - I would buy the asap. Got like 15 colours now (Browns/bons, Blues, reds and greens) and always choose them over VMC and GWs. They have a great coverage and float very well. And the colour system is is different from GWs - but really like their tones.
@Nitro
Its Privateer Prees - you know … ? those that do Warmachine/Hordes. Maelstrom Games should have them.
Blue in VT:
I bought my first couple of bottles yesterday so I’m excited to try them. It seems that they have a fairly small range of colors but all the basics are covered.
I also got their flesh wash to help me get my WWII painting done faster!
Cheers,
Blue
nitroglysarine:
@NitroTa, I'll check them out!
Its Privateer Prees - you know ... ? those that do Warmachine/Hordes. Maelstrom Games should have them.
clam
Naagruz:
P3 are a great range of paints. They have the popular flip-top pots that Citadel used to use & a good variety of highly pigmented colors.
They are typically thicker than other acrylics and need to be thinned before applying, but this is a bonus for coverage etc.
Thorne:
Coat d Arms I adore, I have been slowly repacing my citadel paints with Coat d arms paints (who used to make Gamesworkshops) All the old games workshop colours exactly matching GW’s tones but cheaper and less watery. The P3 paints I love they are better than the typical gamesworkshop paints not to mention as had been stated before much thicker than other firms paint.
nitroglysarine:
do they do tin bitz?
clam:
Coat d Arms are excellent paint but so darn hard getting.
The do most GW - and think Metal Magic comes close to Tin Bitz
http://www.azaleanmodels.com/coat-darms-acrylic-metallic-paints-33-c.asp
nitroglysarine:
Ta, that is the only paint I still have to buy from GW.
Now I don’t 