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## Prices
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Here's your prices (All taken from miniature market's "Retail Price" except warcolours since they are only sold through their website):
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Here's your prices (All taken from miniature market's "Retail Price" except warcolours & pro-acryl since they are only sold through their websites):
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* Warcolours: 15ml dropper for 1.95€ ~ $2.19 ($0.15/ml)
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* Army Painter Paint: 18ml dropper bottle for $2.99 ($0.17/ml)
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* Pro-Acryl: 22 ml $4.00 ($0.18/ml)
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* Vallejo Paint: 17ml dropper bottle for $3.29 ($0.19/ml)
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* Two Thin Coats: 15ml dropper bottle for $3.20 ($0.21/ml)
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* Reaper MSP: 1/2 oz (15 ml) for $3.29 ($0.22/ml)
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* P3: 18ml paint pot for $4.00 ($0.22/ml)
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* Scale 75 Paint: 17ml dropper bottle for $4.49 ($0.26/ml)
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I don't actually have experience with P3. It is well considered by many other painters. They tout that they use liquid pigment, which makes it harder for their paint to break, but I have no idea how effective this is. P3 does come in paint pots, which I personally do not like. I would probably be more inclined to try them if they came in dropper bottles.
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## Pro-Acryl
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* Pigment Density: High
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* Container: 22ml Dropper
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* Cost per ml: $0.18/ml ($4.00 per dropper bottle)
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* Personal level of experience: High
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* Purchase starting place: [Pro-Acryl Base Set](https://monumenthobbies.com/products/pro-acryl-base-set) (24 paints)
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* Finish: Matte/Satin
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Pro-Acryl has become one of my go-tos. Their white is just top notch, but I also regularly use the white, greys and black to clean up my zenithal primes from overpaint as I put colors over my zenithal prime. All the pro-acryl paints have top tier coverage for comparable colors. They wet blend well, they turn into glazes super-well - very very hard to break because of the very high pigment density. A great range of browns, and desaturated colors as well as probably my favorite turquoise in any line. Pro acryl also has a good line of metallics and some really interesting transparent paints that are great for glazing.
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## Reaper Master Series
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* Citadel Base
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* Secret Weapon Miniatures
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* Green Stuff World
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* One Thin Coat
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