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It seems to be quite a new product and I've not seen any examples of it being used, can anyone post an image?

This is the product on sale http://www.waylandgames.co.uk/Army-Painter/Sprays/Desert-Yellow/prod_3320.html and the only clue I can get is from the Yellow sticker on the top.

I'm hoping to batch paint some imperial fists and painting yellow over black undercoat takes some time, but I don't want to undercoat over white, I want the black lining in the recesses and a nice dirty yellow.

I hope you can help me dakka users!!!

Thanks

It's a khaki color, not a real "yellow".

Could you post an example? I'd love to see it on a mini.

I don't actually *have* any examples to post, but I did see it used at the local shop for British tanks for Flames of War.

It looks a lot like GW's Desert Yellow color, which they use as a highlight color for the studio Cadian 8th army.

If you want a good way of doing Imperial Fists, use Iyanden Darksun as a basecoat to work from. It gives FAR better coverage than other yellows.

Use halford's yellow primer -


check the base

we sell those at my shop, the "sticker" is actually a painted disc glued to the cap of each paint so it's very WYSIWYG. It's color matched for german WW2 afrika korps, and has a slightly mustard-brown tone to it

http://www.thearmypainter.com/gallery_presentation.php?GalleryId=2&Gallery=Flames%20of%20War%20Panzer%20II

The company just came out with a new paint thats a very bright yellow as well, more of a bad moon yellow than golden yellow but it would save you buckets of time just using that as a base

http://www.thearmypainter.com/gallery_presentation.php?GalleryId=42&Gallery=Space%20Wolf%20Squad