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There you go guys, a little review of sprays by Plastic soldier Company for you https://mightyminiatures.wordpress.com/2013/07/30/army-sprays-by-plastic-soldier-company/

Have to agree with a lot of what you said

I looked at the dunkgelb

http://breakthroughassault.blogspot.co.uk/2013/06/review-plastic-soldier-company-war.html?m=0

just to note there will be a matching paint range in normal dropper bottles...

i hope so will make touching up mistakes so much easier

Big P wrote:
just to note there will be a matching paint range in normal dropper bottles...

And that was my problem too, and you have just solved that problem, happy days!

Aye... Not sure when but I know Will was over in Denmark a couple of weeks back discussing it...

He is keen to get it out asap.

That would be brilliant....He would be one of the first producers of sprays that listened to the community and did the matching Dropper Bottles. Just goes to show, if you are dynamic and on the front foot you can use the community to help shape your products rather than forcing your ideas on the community.

This is strange, I sprayed mine with the Dunkelgelb and it matched Midlestone (I think that's the name) perfectly, mine didn't seem anywhere near as green as that one.

Middlestone tends to be slightly green if you don't mix it properly. Over time it seems to seperate slightly as well. I tend to shake it heavily before use and also ensure it is mixed with a crappy brush to make sure it's well mixed and even.

 mwnciboo wrote:
Middlestone tends to be slightly green if you don't mix it properly. Over time it seems to seperate slightly as well. I tend to shake it heavily before use and also ensure it is mixed with a crappy brush to make sure it's well mixed and even.

admittedly I don't have much experience with the old spray, but I had a brand new pot of the stuff, dry brushed it over the AP spray and I saw no difference, I have literally got like a sandy coloured panzer waiting for the brown wash, and the two I've done came out IMO perfectly. I've found the German Armour spray a perfect match for the late war spray so 10/10 colourwise from me.