New Vs Old Army Painter Washes Featuring Napoleonic Miniatures

The Army Painter has brought out their new range of washes, and I was keen to see if there are many differences between the old and the new range. This review compares the existing colours with their like for like replacements, as well as looking at the new Sepia and Rust Tones. I also dilute the washes with equal parts Wash Medium to see how it measures up to the old Quickshade Mixing Medium.

Overall, I am pretty pleased with the new range. Let me know what you think!

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The miniatures used are 28mm Warlord Games Napoleonic Late Line Infantry with heads from Perry Miniatures. Paints used for the base colours below.

Prime: Colour Forge Ghoul Grey

Grey coat: GW Grey Seer
Skin: Vallejo Game Extra Opaque Heavy Skintone
Straps/trousers: Vallejo Model Colour Off White
Packs: Vallejo Game Extra Opaque Heavy Brown
Musket stock/hair: Vallejo Game Extra Opaque Heavy Sienna
Boots/cartridge boxes/shako peaks: Vallejo Panzer Aces Dark Rubber
Caps: Vallejo Model Colour Dark Prussian Blue
Shako covers: Vallejo Game Colour Elfic Flesh
Epaulettes: Vallejo Model Colour Deep Green/Vallejo Model Colour Flat Red
Voltigeur Pompoms: Vallejo Game Extra Opaque Heavy Gold Brown
Musket barrels/bayonets: Vallejo Game Colour Silver
Sabre hilts: Vallejo Model Colour Brass