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#Vallejo to citadel color free#

20 x Vallejo style 15ml dropper bottles with matching lids.

I recommend adding 10-12 drops of distilled water to each pot to thin the paints a bit. These are perfectly sized to fit 12ml / 0.4 fl oz Citadel paints (including metallics) and a bit of thinner. These bottles are recyclable and can be cleaned and re-used over and over. Dropper bottles prevent spillage, and let you control how much paint you dispense onto your palette, resulting in less wastage of paint and saving you money! They also don't dry out like flip-tops do when they get crusty round the top, and won't spill half their contents if you knock them over. Why transfer your paints? Your paints are expensive.

South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands GBP £Įverything you need for transferring your citadel paints from their flip top pots to Vallejo style dropper bottles.Salute 2015 By Increments I.You're currently viewing prices in USD $.Perry Plastic Light Cavalry 1450-1500 (1).

#Vallejo to citadel color free#

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