Dungeon Stone Grey hex code & equivalents
Two Thin Coats · Base
#5C5E60
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The closest match to Dungeon Stone Grey is Monument Hobbies (Pro Acryl) Dark Grey (near-identical, ΔE 1.7). Best in other ranges: Warpaints Fanatic Dark Stone; Vallejo Game Color Sombre Grey; Citadel Mechanicus Standard Grey.
Matches from other ranges
| Own | Paint | Match |
|---|---|---|
| Dungeon Stone GreyTwo Thin Coats · this paint | ||
| Dark GreyMonument Hobbies (Pro Acryl) · Base | Near-identicalΔE 1.7 | |
| Dark StoneWarpaints Fanatic · Base | Near-identicalΔE 1.7 | |
| Sombre GreyVallejo Game Color · Base | Near-identicalΔE 1.7 | |
| Matte Grey PrimerMonument Hobbies (Pro Acryl) · Base | Near-identicalΔE 2.0 | |
| Mechanicus Standard GreyCitadel · Base | CloseΔE 3.2 | |
| NegroVallejo Game Color · Base | CloseΔE 3.6 | |
| Neutral GreyAK Interactive · Base | CloseΔE 3.8 | |
| Dark Grey GreenVallejo Model Color · Base | CloseΔE 3.8 | |
| Uk Bronze GreenVallejo Model Color · Base | CloseΔE 3.8 | |
| Cool GreyMonument Hobbies (Pro Acryl) · Base | CloseΔE 3.9 |
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Two Thin Coats conversion charts
- Two Thin Coats → AK Interactive
- Two Thin Coats → Army Painter
- Two Thin Coats → Citadel
- Two Thin Coats → Cuttlefish Colors
- Two Thin Coats → Monument Hobbies (Pro Acryl)
- Two Thin Coats → Privateer Press P3
- Two Thin Coats → Reaper
- Two Thin Coats → Scale75
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