Nuln Oil Won the Marketing. Tamiya Won the Result. @PaintonPlastic
Nuln Oil Won the Marketing. Tamiya Won the Result. @PaintonPlastic
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Citadel made shading approachable. Tamiya made it good. The smoke product predates the category and outperforms it — combined with Mr. Hobby aqueous thinner, it's a more controllable result than a thinned ink in a flat medium ever will be.

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Nuln Oil Won the Marketing. Tamiya Won the Result.

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