Is it a New formula.? additional colours,? or just New labels ?

Mick

The vast array of acrylics is staggering with some modellers having the full spectrum
I only use them for base coating and even at that have forty shades or is it fifty , if I include the oils well it becomes ridicules

Ron , That was O'Rafferty's Motor Car that had 40 shades.
Mick

Call me an old cynic but this looks like a repackaging job to me. There are only so many shades of red, blue, etc but endless ways to rebrand them.

I have bought a few sets of Scale 75 paints but, in my experience, they do take quite a lot of shaking and stirring to get to a useable state - even with bead shakers in the bottles - and I wouldn't say the coverage is good.

My best recent investment was in the Jo Sonja range. The tube paints cover fantastically and are relatively inexpensive. They also do sets of muted browns, beiges, bluey greys and greens (their Vintage range) which are the most useful colours for non-fantasy subjects. (I believe firmly, if you buy ready-mixed paints, then you cant have too many shades of brown for leather straps etc )

Ron, certainly your idea will be a money makier machine.
regards

Hello folks,
i've got my scale 75 fantasy "creatures from Hell" paints set.
the colors are great, consistency it's the same as the scale color.
they seem a little more vibrant colors and they dry matt but not as crazy matt as the scale color.

I fell in love with scale 75 and have almost their entire range now. the metalics are superb btw

I heard their metalics are great, i think i will give it a try

I have converted a few of my painter friends over to them, you wont be disappointed!

I believe you!