Canoptek Alloy hex code & equivalents
Citadel · Layer
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The closest match to Canoptek Alloy is Vallejo Game Color Sepia Ink (near-identical, ΔE 1.6). Best in other ranges: Privateer Press P3 Basilisk Brown; Two Thin Coats Sepia Wash; Cuttlefish Colors 3rd Place Bronze.
Matches from other ranges
| Own | Paint | Match |
|---|---|---|
| Canoptek AlloyCitadel · this paint | ||
| Sepia InkVallejo Game Color · Base | Near-identicalΔE 1.6 | |
| Basilisk BrownPrivateer Press P3 · Base | Near-identicalΔE 1.9 | |
| Sepia WashTwo Thin Coats · Base | Near-identicalΔE 1.9 | |
| Vermin BrownVallejo Game Color · Base | Very closeΔE 2.7 | |
| 3rd Place BronzeCuttlefish Colors · Sketch | Very closeΔE 2.7 | |
| Leather BrownVallejo Game Color · Base | Very closeΔE 2.9 | |
| Bootstrap LeatherPrivateer Press P3 · Base | CloseΔE 3.1 | |
| Bronze BrownVallejo Game Color · Base | CloseΔE 3.3 | |
| Flat EarthVallejo Model Color · Base | CloseΔE 3.6 | |
| Painted WorldCitadel · Base | CloseΔE 3.7 | |
| Brown LeatherScale75 · Base | CloseΔE 3.7 |
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More Citadel Layer paints
- Brass Scorpion
- Bright Silver
- Cadian Fleshtone
- Calgar Blue
- Calth Blue Clear
- Canoptek Allow
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- Chronus Blue
- Dark Reaper
- Dawnstone
- Deathclaw Brown
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Citadel conversion charts
- Citadel → AK Interactive
- Citadel → Army Painter
- Citadel → Cuttlefish Colors
- Citadel → Monument Hobbies (Pro Acryl)
- Citadel → Privateer Press P3
- Citadel → Reaper
- Citadel → Scale75
- Citadel → Two Thin Coats
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