I'm a serious guy, that uses the colors straight out of the bottle.
But, I never trust the labels and always run them up to vintage 595A for my own matches first.
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Thomas_M
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I am a serious guy that uses the colors straight out of the bottle.
I never bought a bottle of paint just because I liked how it looked on my screen. Really, are there people who do this?
I have sunlight simulating lamps on the modelling desks to have a kind of calibrated lighting. Best when doing an airbrush job. But I never bought a colour after seeing a paint chart on the Net. My old Monogram Painting Guide still rules!
I never bought a bottle of paint just because I liked how it looked on my screen. Really, are there people who do this?
I have sunlight simulating lamps on the modelling desks to have a kind of calibrated lighting. Best when doing an airbrush job. But I never bought a colour after seeing a paint chart on the Net. My old Monogram Painting Guide still rules!
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I don't know how serious I am... but I use straight from the bottle most of the time. And I have been around enough hardware for the past 30+ years to know that equipment changes color over time. Not to mention that most of the weathering that I do nowadays certainly alters any base colors.
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I'm never a serious guy and I use paint! 
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Serious? Nope, not me. A stickler maybe... to myself.
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I don't mind if it's straight out of the bottle...
As long as it's cold, skillfully crafted with a nice hoppy touch and a bright white head.
Or will I go with a nice Single Malt instead?
As long as it's cold, skillfully crafted with a nice hoppy touch and a bright white head.
Or will I go with a nice Single Malt instead?
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Pilsener always straight out of the bottle. Hefeweizen needs a glass.
You can vary the yellow tones by thinning them with lemonade (Radler)
You can vary the yellow tones by thinning them with lemonade (Radler)
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... sigh ... 