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Has anyone found a maker of a can of paint spray the same color as Vallejo's Scorched Brown? If so what was the company that made it and where might I find it? Just curious as I got to base coat alot of nids soon and the foundation is scorched brown.

http://usshop.thearmypainter.com/products.php?ProductGroupId=2

I've used their stuff---it's pretty good, although the metals require a matt before you can really work with them (They are just a bit shiny). I saw Leather Brown on there---might be worth a go.

I will say this----one can goes a long way. It sprays thick===so be careful with your first pass, as it doesn't take much.

Krylon has a "Camoflauge" line of ultraflat spraypaints. The dark brown I think would be very close to scorched (Maybe a froghair darker).

It's great stuff to use as primer - sticks like a beast to plastic or metal and hardens to a an astonishingly tough finish. Paint adheres to it like a champ as well.

Only place I've been able to find it is Wal-Mart for about $4 a can.

I use their black to prime pretty much everything now, and the Khaki is the base-coat for my IG vehicles.

I use Rustoleum Camo Brown.. and the GW Scorched Brown matches that. I do not know about Valejo colors though.. are the 2 scorched browns compatible?

Thanks guys! I may think our local TV store has some Rustoluem products so I will check there first. GW and Valejo scorched browns are very close.