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Hello there. I happened to see that on this site somewhere, there is a comparison chart comparing the colors for Citade, Vallejo, Reaper, Army Painter (War Paints, and other brands..... I have tried to make it into an excel file or PDF to print, but have been unable to achieve doing so. I was wondering if anyone here can assist me in doing so. If they happen to have the above list in either an excel or PDF format and can forward it to me; that would be wonderful. Any assistance with this would be greatly appreciated.Below is the link to the chart to which I am referring. Thank you in advance for any help with this...




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Here is the link to which I was referring:

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

Just copy and paste it, that's what I did when I printed mine

Also the Vallejo website has charts on its site:
http://www.acrylicosvallejo.com/en_US/downloads

Was trying to do the whole copy and paste thing, however each time I did so; it was coming up with all the stuff mushed together..... almost looking like some sort of computer code. Thank you for the link to Vallejos charts, awesome resources, but would be much easier to have all the manufacturers in one "spreadsheet" rather than having to flip through chart after chart to find the color match.

JJAW2016 wrote:
Was trying to do the whole copy and paste thing, however each time I did so; it was coming up with all the stuff mushed together..... almost looking like some sort of computer code. Thank you for the link to Vallejos charts, awesome resources, but would be much easier to have all the manufacturers in one "spreadsheet" rather than having to flip through chart after chart to find the color match.

Try this - Paint Comparison Google Sheet. I came across it the other day, very useful with actual calculated values on how close a colour is to a match. It's missing Army Painter and Scale75 out of the major brands that spring to mind, but there's plenty of the others on there.