Editing Vallejo (section)

== What they're good at ==
* Everything works with metal, plasic, and resin. If you can prime it, you can paint on it.
* Easy to understand website with a clear, concise UI.
* Everything's in a dropper bottle so the paints are never going to dry out on you prematurely.
* Every Vallejo pot has about 5ml more paint in it than Citadel's.
* They sell primer in 400ml containers you could use to get an Apocalypse-level army together and still have plenty left over. If you buy it, you will almost certainly never need primer again. You can get black and white for less than $15/£13.
* Everything on the site is set up for model use, with ridiculously impressive metallic colors down to what different kinds of metal something could be made of, though you'll probably only ever need the "Model Color" and "Game Color" series.
* Face and Skin Tones hit all the bases. The Game Color version of this is even better.
* The Color Charts on their website include both old ''and'' new Citadel paints and their reference numbers, so you can just go through that and get your preferred color if you're not looking for a whole starter set.
* Basic airbrush starter set comes ''with'' an airbrush!
* Starter sets in general are roughly on-average a few dollars cheaper than what Citadel sells.
* The "Shifters" series look fucking great for the airbrush types; they're specially formulated paints that change color in the light. You can make either your most lisa-frank ass version of [[Your Dudes]], or make your [[Sorcerer (Warhammer 40,000)|Chaos Sorcerer]] look like he's about to tear open the Warp right on your tabletop.