Reviews : Tamiya Acrylic XF63 German Gray 3/4 oz

Great paint. I have made the switch from Vallejo to Tamiya due to the coverage and availability. I don't use an airbrush, but with some thinner the paint can be hand brushed just fine. I know with a lot of things it's personal presence but I highly recommend this paint as it gives great coverage.

This Tamiya acrylic paint is easy to apply and provides very nice finish.As indicated by it's title, I use this paint on plastic models of German World War II military items, primarily for aircraft interiors. I've used it in the past and am very pleased with it's easy application and finish.

Tamiya makes the hobby paint on the planet. Its so easy to work with. The coverage is awesome. At first, coming from Testors, I was hesitant because Testors is so thin and barely covers. Once I used it, it was a game changer. I will be switching all my paints to Tamiya.

This is the best paint. It matches Tamiya German Grey models. I find it works very well on the figures. This color works well with other color schemes. Cleanup is easily accomplished with a mild grease cutting detergentk luke warm water with a soft bristle brush.

Very good shade of grey. The sample picture is actually misleading as it more of a dark grey with maybe a tint of blue/black. I found it matches the grey of a lot of the models I use it for. Works well hand brushed.

Paint to Thinner range 2:1 to 1:1 for airbrushing depending on air pressure, paint volume and distance from subject. Experiment on scrap plastic first. Good match for RLM 66

The only paint, that I use to airbrush early war German vehicles. The consistency is just right for brush painting when necessary, and great for air brushing vehicles.

Can be used as a wash as well. Dark enough but not quite black so you can you use it for other uses such as washes. Be sure to thin it so it's not too dark.

Bought this paint to help with some summer German uniforms and other uses. These are great paints and brush on well or I use a 1:1 thinner for airbrushing.

Just getting back into modeling and am sticking with proven products. Tamiya is at the top of my list, whether R/C, static aircraft, planes or armor.

The paint is what is listed. The paint looks clean and new. It a Tamiya paint. The labels doesn't come lose. Paints are well packaged.

I use this for my German 1/35 figures and my 1/72 British set for the pants its a little dark for that but still looks good.

Best paint on market too me anyway. Thin 2:1 for airbrush and brushing use a drop or 2 of retarder for smooth brush strokes

Quality paint from Tamiya. Spreads great and doesn't need to be thinned too much straight from the bottle.

Definitely worth the money! Paint was a good looking color just as shown and easily washes out of brushes!

Tamiya acrylics are great. To my eyes, this is almost identical to Tamiya's dark grey XF-24.

Good for spraying or brushing, I do both. I was and still am very satisified with their paints

Really like the product. Covers great. Matches up with the spray paint of the same color.

This is my go-to when painting German figures. It allows for nice weathering.

Covers well and applies easily. I like the water wash-up over the enamals.

This is a great gray for anything german such as vehicles and uniforms.

Excellent color. Kind of a blackish-grey tone, really stands out.

The title says it all. Great product and a great HobbyLinc price

Tamiya never fails when it comes to their paint products!