Vallejo - Metal Color | Copper 32 ml (1.08 fl.oz.) | Faithfully Reproduce Different Metallic Finishes

Vallejo never disappoints with the Vallejo Metal Color - the application is always perfectly smooth and somehow, for how runny it is, the coverage rarely ever needs a second coat. You can use this with no thinner through airbrush or apply it via brush and both look spectacular. well worth the extra dollars.

Have purchased all sorts of paint through the years. By far the best paint I have used as a brand based on quality, price, and packaging is Vallejo. Their paints are amazing just like everyone says but what is important to me is shipping. I have ordered directly with other brands and every single time spilled and wasted paint. Never once have I had wasted or spilled paint with Vallejo. They will forever be my “go-to” paint for miniatures.

It is an excellent metallic paint. It took 2 coats to achieve the coverage i was looking for with my air brush.

Vallejo Metal Colors are hands down the best metallic paints in my opinion. They go on super smooth, and have a great metallic sheen. A great selection of tones as well.

A little red compared to other offerings. I love duraluminum and the other silver colored offerings in the metal color line. I think this color and the gold are lacking, and most people that have used them tend to agree. The coverage is nice, not as good as silver but still very good especially for a metallic. Mixing with a more traditional copper colored paint makes it match better. If you're looking for a deep red copper this would be great! Or you can apply and drybrush a more traditional copper for a good deep tone.

The usual high quality Vallejo product, great coverage and sprays from my airbrush pretty well also

Most "metallic" model paints, look like "metallic" model paints. Typically some greyish pigment, full of glitter. And when you use it on a model, it looks like you painted your model with some greyish paint, and then shot it with a glitter cannon. It's obvious, and it usually doesn't look great. The Vallejo Metal Color line of paints does not look like grey glitter soup on your model. These paints look like you have a metal model. If you have avoided these because you don't like the look of metallic paints, I'm here to tell you, this paint line is your salvation. Your brain will not be able to fully grasp the fact that the plastic or resin model you are working with, is not actually made out of metal. If you've avoided this paint line because you do not have an airbrush, it's ok, you can put this paint on with a brush, no problem. It's a little thin, so don't go crazy, but it goes on smooth and looks exactly the same with a brush.

Plain and simple, looking for a good metallic paint for a bargain price to volume ratio? Can’t go wrong with Vallejo’s model metallic paints. The color is “copper” and it has great coverage. Always remember to going with thin layers, it’s easier to build up rather than build down from a thick layer of metallic paint. Also if you’re rinsing off metallic paints, make sure you empty your rinse cup to avoid metal flakes mixing with your non-metallic paints.