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Hi guys, I'm about to start repainting my Guard. I decided that this time around I'm gonna try Vallejo paints.

I was just wondering if anyone could help me find these paints ... Vallejo German Field Grey 830, Vallejo Green Grey 886, Vallejo Light Mud 315, Vallejo Italian Tank Crew 327, Vallejo Field Blue 964, and Vallejo US Army Tank Crew 318?

Have you checked with any local, independently owned hobby shops? That should always be your first stop. See if you have one near you that stocks Vallejo products (luckily I have two shops near me) and see what they have to offer. A lot of shops will order you products, often with no additional cost. Some times you pay a little more supporting the local shops than buying it online, but it's the independent shops that help keep our hobby thriving.

I apologize for the soapbox and I understand that some localities don't have offerings like that, but if they do, please utilize them! All else failed, you can find all those colors online... The War Store has a pretty good selection.

Those are the Vallejo Model Line, your best bet is the http://www.thewarstore.com/ they have a lot of paints. But most modeler websites would have that paint line.

ScootyPuffJunior wrote:Have you checked with any local, independently owned hobby shops? That should always be your first stop. See if you have one near you that stocks Vallejo products (luckily I have two shops near me) and see what they have to offer. A lot of shops will order you products, often with no additional cost. Some times you pay a little more supporting the local shops than buying it online, but it's the independent shops that help keep our hobby thriving.

I apologize for the soapbox and I understand that some localities don't have offerings like that, but if they do, please utilize them! All else failed, you can find all those colors online... The War Store has a pretty good selection.

Buy Local!!! Seriously check with your FLGS. As Scoot suggests, they may be more than happy to provide with the products you seek!