Browse Paints
8,200 paints available
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14K Gold
Folk Art
3b Au Basic Protector
AK Interactive
3b Au Basic Protector Alkidno-uretanovaya
AMMO by Mig
3b Au/zb Au
AK Interactive
3B Russian Green
Vallejo
4b0 Russian Green
AK Interactive
4bo - 1941 Russian Green
Mr. Paint
4bo - 1947 Russian Green
Mr. Paint
4bo Green
Tom Color
4bo Russian Green
Mr. Paint
4bo Russian Green
AMMO by Mig
507a Admirality Dark Grey
AK Interactive
507b Admirality Medium Grey
AK Interactive
507c Admirality Light Grey
AK Interactive
626 Camouflage Grey Raf
Tom Color
6k Russian Brown
Mr. Paint
6k Russian Brown
AK Interactive
6k Russian Brown
AMMO by Mig
6K Russian Brown
Vallejo
7k Russian Tan
AMMO by Mig
7k Russian Tan
AK Interactive
7k Russian Tan
Mr. Paint
7K Russian Tan
Vallejo
A-14 Faded Grey
Mr. Paint
Catalog Guide
How to use the full PaintAtlas catalog
This page is the main indexable entry point into the PaintAtlas catalog. It covers 8,200 paints from 32 brands, which makes it the best place to understand overall range breadth before moving into a narrower brand or color-family page.
The largest clusters in the catalog currently come from Vallejo, AK Interactive, Army Painter, and Mr. Paint, while heavily explored color families include Orange, Grey, Red, and Yellow. That combination matters because miniature painters often switch between two different search intents: finding a specific manufacturer's equivalent, or finding the strongest option inside a particular hue family regardless of brand.
Use the catalog root when you want to browse broadly and build context. Brand pages help you understand how deep a range is. Color-family pages help you compare one hue across manufacturers. Paint detail pages help you inspect one color in context, including where it sits relative to nearby alternatives. The most common paint types in the database are acrylic, air, dry, and metallic, so the catalog can support both traditional layering workflows and more specialized effect or speed-painting workflows.
The filtered versions of the browse experience are useful research tools, but this root page is the stable landing page that ties the catalog together. If you are deciding where to go next, use the link hub below to move into the strongest brands, the most useful color families, or individual paint profiles that already have enough context to work as standalone reference pages.
Related Pages
Browse all paint brands
Jump from the full catalog into manufacturer-level research.
Compare shortlisted paints
Use the compare tool after you have a few candidate colors.
Vallejo paint range
Study Vallejo's range depth and detail pages.
AK Interactive paint range
Study AK Interactive's range depth and detail pages.
Army Painter paint range
Study Army Painter's range depth and detail pages.
Mr. Paint paint range
Study Mr. Paint's range depth and detail pages.
Orange paints
See how brands cover the orange family.
Grey paints
See how brands cover the grey family.
Red paints
See how brands cover the red family.
Yellow paints
See how brands cover the yellow family.
3b Au Basic Protector by AK Interactive
Featured paint profile: 3b Au Basic Protector from AK Interactive.
3b Au/zb Au by AK Interactive
Featured paint profile: 3b Au/zb Au from AK Interactive.
4b0 Russian Green by AK Interactive
Featured paint profile: 4b0 Russian Green from AK Interactive.
Common Questions
What should I browse first on the PaintAtlas catalog page?
Start with the catalog root if you want a broad view of what the database covers, then move to brand pages, color-family pages, or a compare workflow depending on whether your next decision is brand-driven, hue-driven, or shortlist-driven.
What is the difference between brand, color, and type browsing?
Brand browsing shows how one manufacturer structures its range, color browsing compares one hue family across brands, and type browsing is best for practical workflow decisions such as base paints, shades, metallics, or speed-focused products.
Can this page help me find paint alternatives?
Yes. The catalog root helps you discover candidate pages, and from there the strongest next step is usually a paint detail page or the compare tool where alternatives are easier to judge in context.
Why keep the main browse page separate from filtered states?
The root page is the stable summary of the whole catalog, while filtered states are better treated as temporary research views for one narrowed segment of the database.