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Coat d'Arms paints now have eleven color triads with a shade, base and highlight color. The triads available are Military Green, Leather Brown, White, Yellow, Green Grey, Black, Blue Grey, Dark Brown, Light Blue, Khaki and Dark Green. They're available from Black Hat Miniatures in the UK and from Scale Creep Miniatures in the US.


Examples of the various triads in use can be seen HERE.

<cringe>Someone at that company couldn't come up with a better name for a shade of brown than "Negro?" Really?</cringe>

Uh, you do know that the word 'Black' when translated to Spanish is 'Negro'.

Ghaz wrote:Uh, you do know that the word 'Black' when translated to Spanish is 'Negro'.

Uh, yeah. But Code 216 isn't black. Code 102 is black. Which they simply call "Black." I just think they could have come up with a better name for a brown color.

The name is perfectly fine if you don't try to place your own biases on it.