Games Workshop Shades v Army Painter Tones v Vallejo Game Color Washes for Napoleonic Miniatures

I've been testing washes from different companies recently and today I demonstrate Games Workshop Shades, Army Painter Tones, and Vallejo Game Color Washes for Napoleonic Miniatures. I was keen to find out which of their black, brown, and sepia washes works best as an all over wash for rapidly shading Napoleonic figures so have run this test. I have used plastic Perry, Warlord, and Victrix French in greatcoats for this test. The base colour paints are the same and listed below. I hope you find this experiment interesting.

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Intro music: Logo #5, Andrey Sitkov https://www.gamedevmarket.net/asset/short-action-logos-and-loops-pack

Paints used:
Prime: Colour Forge Ghoul Grey
Grey coat: GW Grey Seer
Skin: Vallejo Game Extra Opaque Heavy Skintone
Straps/trousers: Vallejo Model Colour Off White
Packs: Vallejo Game Extra Opaque Heavy Brown
Musket stock/hair: Vallejo Game Extra Opaque Heavy Sienna
Boots/cartridge boxes/shako peaks: Vallejo Panzer Aces Dark Rubber
Caps: Vallejo Model Colour Dark Prussian Blue
Shako covers: Vallejo Game Colour Elfic Flesh
Epaulettes: Vallejo Model Colour Deep Green/Vallejo Model Colour Flat Red
Grenadier Pompoms: Vallejo Model Color Flat Red
Voltigeur Pompoms: Vallejo Game Extra Opaque Heavy Gold Brown
Musket barrels/bayonets: Vallejo Game Colour Silver
Sabre hilts: Vallejo Model Colour Brass

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