I didn't use it by itself, but used it with Tamiya's flat white to make a beige white look for a project. Worked very well with hand brushing and gives the right tint to white if used in a similar way.

This shade is primarily used on Mid - Late German Panzer Vehicles. Its equivalent to the Panzer Dunkelgelb that was used after Feb 1943. However some later vehicles may require mixing with a touch of Tamiya Buff and Flat White to 'bland' the color out a bit or if using the color modulation technique. Other than that its an excellent paint.

Great paint. I have made the switch from Vallejo to Tamiya due to the coverage and availability. I don't use an airbrush, but with some thinner the paint can be hand brushed just fine. I know with a lot of things it's personal presence but I highly recommend this paint as it gives great coverage.