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Hello everybody!
I couldn't find any topic about painting SW with Valejjo so I made a new one.
Actually I'm starting to collect SW and i started to search for some cool painting scheme.... well, I found about 10000000000milions schemes, where most of them were really great though every single one was different. I decided to stay with standard scheme : The Fang, some black wash, Russ Grey and Fenrishian Grey but i have Valejjo Game Colors and IMHO equivalents are slightly different and i also couldn't find Russ Grey equivalent in Valejjo...
So can somebody tell me which Valejjo Game Color paints should be used to paint SW? I want them to look quite standard with a little "blue" tone if you know what i mean.
Thanks

Sorry nobody has helped you out yet.

Here is the Paint Comparison Guide. Should help you out a bunch.

http://www.dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/Paint_Range_Compatibility_Chart

thanks for that link but I've already seen that conversion chart and i find it very helpful. Still haven't found a Russ Grey color in Valejjo GC. And generally I'm looking for painting scheme using Game Colors.

Not sure what to tell you then,

You could look at the Model Color line they are a bit more sedated but have a huge amount of pigment in them.

Reaper HD has a few really good greys that come in tri-packs with blues.

Or there is always the P3 Line. I really love their grey's they dry really smooth, and are fantastic for blending.