Scale75 Introduce New FLOWW Oil Paint Series For Hobbyists
March 16, 2022 by brennon
Scale75 has added a new FLOWW Oil Paint collection to their webstore for you to have a pop at. A lot of folks are starting to use these more regularly (although of course, they have been a staple of painting set-ups for a while!) so this might be time to dive in and try them out.
FLOWW Core // Scale75
The collection has been designed as a versatile and intense set of oil-based paints that can be used on your miniatures and scenery. There is a selection of options for you to choose from too starting with the FLOWW Core Set (above).
If you want added vibrancy then you can also pick up the FLOWW Primary Set that offers up some more punchy colours.
FLOWW Primary // Scale75
There is also a pair of more specialised FLOWW sets that have been designed for more specific purposes. The first of these is the FLOWW Skin Set which comes with a variety of tones for getting your faces just right.
FLOWW Skin // Scale75
You'll also note that each of the sets also comes with a guide that explores how to use these paints and make the best use of them. I haven't tried oil paints myself but I've seen a fair few folks on YouTube starting to make it a more regular part of their painting arsenal.
The last set turns its attention to more natural tones with the FLOWW Scenery pack.
FLOWW Scenery // Scale75
These seem like they could be quite nifty and with six paints in each pack, there are quite a few different options for you to play around with. You can even buy the FLOWW Full Set that comes with Thinner and a Wooden Palette alongside their Double-Dipper.
Are you tempted to try out this set of Scale75 paints?
"You'll also note that each of the sets also comes with a guide that explores how to use these paints..."
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I’d like to see them in action first. There are big discrepancies in the qualities of oil paints
Ooh nice Gerry will be all over the oilpaints could be a new Gerry-can in the making for this paint set.
As a brush licker for over 30 years, these would be the end of me.
Keen to see how they compare to other well established oil paint brands though, hope its not just bandwagonning from S75
Bring back the lead and mercury I say… 😉
Queue the mad hatter?
Highly likely to be utter shite but I’ll give them a try to find out!