GW Way of Mixing paints

Karpiu · Post by **Karpiu** » 9 Oct 2007, o 21:08

I started this subject because I wanted to know if anyone of you encountered what I just did encounter. Basicly I have two pots of Bestial Brown from GW but one pot has a color closer to snakebit leather and the second one has a color closer to scroched brown. Basicly thery look like two deferent pains.

Did any one of you encounter some thing like this ?

Trovarion · Post by **Trovarion** » 9 Oct 2007, o 21:19

negative O_o

Karpiu · Post by **Karpiu** » 9 Oct 2007, o 22:03

Drat :/ Ill try to post some pics to ley you know what I mean

Trovarion · Post by **Trovarion** » 10 Oct 2007, o 00:52

did you stir/shake it good?

Karpiu · Post by **Karpiu** » 10 Oct 2007, o 09:14

Yes I did. The funny thing is that the paint looks darker on white undercoat :] It looks like scorched brown and on black undercoat it looks more like snakebit :/

Karpiu · Post by **Karpiu** » 10 Oct 2007, o 17:16

Ok this is how it looks. The gor on the lafr was painted earlier with first pot of Bestial Bron. The centigor's flesh is lighter.

Pic to prove it

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Post by **mahon** » 11 Oct 2007, o 10:18

Funny

and I cannot explain it...
I don't use GW paints except for their metallics...

Post by **Nameless** » 11 Oct 2007, o 10:28

why don't you contact GW, show them this pic and ask for replacement?

Karpiu · Post by **Karpiu** » 11 Oct 2007, o 15:14

I wont bother with a replacement. It wa just a funny thing that i found out.

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