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At the Frankfurt store, the two guys there currently are really lax with these kind of things. I use Vallejo and Citadel mostly, basically as long as my Vallejo paints are in my jacket pocket/paint bag when the paint from them is not being squeezed out, there's no problem. basically everyone who paints there uses Citadel anyway, so there's no real competition there. I hope the guys at your shop are nice enough, but as others have said, it's not really as enforceable without being a prick to your customers. Just keep them hidden, and I'm sure you'll be fine.

 bullisariuscowl wrote:
At the Frankfurt store, the two guys there currently are really lax with these kind of things. I use Vallejo and Citadel mostly, basically as long as my Vallejo paints are in my jacket pocket/paint bag when the paint from them is not being squeezed out, there's no problem. basically everyone who paints there uses Citadel anyway, so there's no real competition there. I hope the guys at your shop are nice enough, but as others have said, it's not really as enforceable without being a prick to your customers. Just keep them hidden, and I'm sure you'll be fine.

Since I am painting knights, with one or two emblems that are not GW originals, I will bring the model in to paint in sections.

Paint the GW stuff with GW paints in the shop, and do all the other stuff outside of view.

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