The Army Painter QS Strong Tone Ink

These are excellent for shading your miniatures, whether you want a quick, overall effect or to work in a more detailed way on particular parts of your miniature. They dry quickly and should be in every painter's paint rack.

absolutely great

Good colour match, i like the tops better than the citadel version as you have more control over what comes out.

Everyone raves about a GW wash, but this far outclasses GW in every way for me. Takes a while to properly dry but when it does the affect is amazing. Much darker than the soft tone and gives a great shadow affect.

This wash looks and works great on my 3D prints, awesome quality! The texture and color look and work awesome, and it seems to be very durable and no issues with rubbing off or anything.

This is a really solid acrylic wash. It takes thinning with water well and doesn't coffee-stain too badly like agrax earthshade, which is the direct comparison here. It darkens the highlights a little bit, necessitating another highlight step afterwards, and it doesn't reactivate with water if you need to move it around.As in the title, it's better than Agrax, but it is no oil wash and a q-tip. This is my third bottle, so understand that statement should not detract from the quality. Not everybody has the time, patience, nor chutzpah to jump into oils for minis.

This stuff is like a push-up bra for your minis, that will take them from flat and dull to beautiful shaded and textured in 1 application. Can not recommend enough. British paras with it on the left, and Soviets without it on the right for comparison.

Minatures popped after using

It's honestly not the best wash, but it's serviceable. Their quickshade in the can is way better.