GW washes?

[ToMaZ]

I have heard from a few people that they are quite good. But I would like to hear from someone who has actually painted some stuff with it.

So anyone got experience with those washes?

[Skrit]

Yes. I've used them on my project X mini and love the already! You can swamp your mini and it'll still dry up matt without blotches or anything. Creates nice shading and pulls the blending/layering well together.

[ToMaZ]

Do you thin them with water? Or is that not necessary?

[Skrit]

Out of habbit I did it most of the time but it's not necessary per sé.

I can seriously advice to buy them!

[przemosz.]

Yo!
Take a look at my alkemy warband.I painted them using these washes and have to admit that I realy like them.I dont thin them.

[Alexander]

I found them pretty useful especially when used wisely and thinned with water, they are good for any shading, and for mettalics as well

[Szary]

Yes, I have very similar feelings about them. I have bought a whole box of them.
But I won`t agree that they are good with metallics as such. If you want to make a dirty, weathered metal they are ok. But If you want just to shade metal they are to thin and just flow over the whole element.
Interesting option is to add a drop of an old ink to the new wash, that works for me.

[Alexander]

yeah that's right, but still I'm concerned that you can make really nice gold with sepia and devlan mud, really nice...., try it... I think it's also fine to mix new washes to achieve some kind of middle tone in a shading or similar but its my own theory...There is also thing with flattering layers of highlighting but this depends on the color because not every wash flatter some of them even more expose every gentle step of your highlight, but still in my opinion its worth of your effort

[ToMaZ]

Thanks guys. I'll have to try them out then and experiment a bit

[Demi_morgana]

I must confess I purchased 2 washes after Scibor told me lots of things about them...
they work fine - definitelly not waste of money