Vallejo Model Color - Green Ochre
Green Ochre is a warm, earthy yellow-green — the natural tone for aged foliage, moss, worn fabric and drab military kit. It's a lovely dirty green that reads as nature rather than paint. A useful earthy shade from Vallejo's Model Color range.
At a glance
- Type: acrylic, from the Vallejo Model Color range
- Finish: matt and opaque
- Volume: 17ml dropper bottle
- Use: brush painting miniatures and scale models; airbrush-ready when thinned
Best for
- Aged foliage, moss and undergrowth
- Worn fabric and drab kit
- Smooth, self-levelling coats with minimal brushstrokes
Use it to break up bright greens for a more natural look, or as a mossy tone over stone and bark.
The dirty green that looks like real nature. Pair it with a brown wash and a yellow-green highlight.
Vallejo Model Color - Green Ochre
Green Ochre is a warm, earthy yellow-green — the natural tone for aged foliage, moss, worn fabric and drab military kit. It's a lovely dirty green that reads as nature rather than paint. A useful earthy shade from Vallejo's Model Color range.
At a glance
- Type: acrylic, from the Vallejo Model Color range
- Finish: matt and opaque
- Volume: 17ml dropper bottle
- Use: brush painting miniatures and scale models; airbrush-ready when thinned
Best for
- Aged foliage, moss and undergrowth
- Worn fabric and drab kit
- Smooth, self-levelling coats with minimal brushstrokes
Use it to break up bright greens for a more natural look, or as a mossy tone over stone and bark.
The dirty green that looks like real nature. Pair it with a brown wash and a yellow-green highlight.
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Green Ochre is a warm, earthy yellow-green — the natural tone for aged foliage, moss, worn fabric and drab military kit. It's a lovely dirty green that reads as nature rather than paint. A useful earthy shade from Vallejo's Model Color range.
At a glance
- Type: acrylic, from the Vallejo Model Color range
- Finish: matt and opaque
- Volume: 17ml dropper bottle
- Use: brush painting miniatures and scale models; airbrush-ready when thinned
Best for
- Aged foliage, moss and undergrowth
- Worn fabric and drab kit
- Smooth, self-levelling coats with minimal brushstrokes
Use it to break up bright greens for a more natural look, or as a mossy tone over stone and bark.
The dirty green that looks like real nature. Pair it with a brown wash and a yellow-green highlight.
