This Layer is really nice to go over darker purples and some reds or greys. I really like the light and desaturated look it gives.
A great colour all in all!

Rhinox Hide is super deep and rich, giving it a near light-black look. It is what I use for a lot of leathers and boots and such. A wonderful colour!

This is The grey. It's not too dark, not too light; the perfect grey! The Imperium approves!

Death Guard is the only colour that papa Nurgle accepts.
Seriously though, it is really pale and desaturated, but looks full and coats well. I LOVE this Colour!

This is one of my favourite colours that Citadel has! It is bright when used over a white prime or base, and more reserved over grey or slate, but always rich and brilliant. It really is one of the top three blues! Sadly, when used over white, it needs to go on heavy for the full effect, but it still deserves 5 stars simply for the excellent colour!

Orruk Flesh is a really great green for goblins and orks (orcs) of all kinds. I'm currently painting Zombicide Green Horde models with them, and it looks really good! However, it takes two coats for a really deep impact, but I'm still giving it 5 stars because it is the perfect colour for ork skin.

Daemonette Hide is a really nice mute purple that covers well and is a great base for lighter purples. I really like this one.

Wazdakka is a bright and full red, that goes well over a lot of other reds, greys, and such. Great for purity seals.

Baneblade is a light and full brown, coats well, and is beautiful for layering leather.

This is the first dry paint I've used, so I have no base line to compare it to, but I thought it did really well! It gave my model a nice dusty look. I applied it sparsly, so I assume you could overpower the model if you put it on thouroughly.
I really liked what it did to the contrasting of my model, and recommend it dry paints highly!

It covered well over Corax White. It is super bright and full. An excellent layer paint!

Like the title says, I love these brushes. I've used Raphael, WN, DaVinci #35 and the Over the Brick brushes and I prefer these. The points are very fine and maintain their tip if you take care of them. I find them to be a little more stiff then other brands which I prefer given we usually are painting on uneven/bumpy mini surfaces. The bellies are not as big as other higher priced brands, but all the other positives out weigh this one negative for me. Definitely get this set and maybe a 3 or 4 for larger minis.

These are great brushes for the price. They have very fine tips that hold up well for synthetic fibers. They are a bit thin when compared to the natural hair versions, but are the same length. I prefer the natural hair brushes for normal paints and use theses for shades and contrast paint when I need to very precise. I do not expect these to hold up to contrast paints over time, the tip will eventually curve or fray, but for 3-4$ each they are great and find them better then craft store cheap brushes.

Love this color for my earth/tree shadows.

Love the new Vallejo metallics (both game and model color). They have great coverage and the particles are very fine. They are much more fluid then last formula and are very easy to work with. I like these over Scale 75 metallics.