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Scorched Wood

Green Stuff World

Base · #25100B

Opaque acrylicMaxx Formula Acrylics

In the pot, Scorched Wood reads as a warm red, very dark and moderate. No shortage of substitutes here, S.C.C. No.1A Very Dark Brown from AK Interactive matches at 88 percent and 3 brands carry a strong same-finish near-match. It builds a smooth gradient with Black Stallion underneath and Redwood Brown on the highlights, all in the Green Stuff World line. In practice you can substitute across brands here without anyone noticing at arm's length.

Cross-brand results

Scorched Wood equivalents, brand by brand

No brand clones Scorched Wood outright, but 1 range comes close enough to swap. The best candidate from each catalog:

The drift here is spread thinly across hue, lightness and saturation rather than leaning one way, so the mismatch reads as a general haze at delta E 2.3 rather than an obvious shift.

How to read the score

90+Close

80sUsable

<70Mix

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About this color

Color profile

Familyred
Lightnessvery dark
Saturationmoderate
Undertonewarm

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Pairs well with

Arctic Bluecomplement
Starship Greyneutral anchor
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Match difficulty

Common color
Closest cross-brand match

Found in 3 other brands with a same-finish match.

Where painters use it

reds and crimson areas
Common questions

Frequently asked

What is the closest equivalent to Green Stuff World Scorched Wood?

The closest same-finish match is AK Interactive S.C.C. No.1A Very Dark Brown at 88% color similarity.

What color is Scorched Wood?

Scorched Wood is a very dark moderate red with a warm undertone (hex #25100B).

What do I highlight and shade Scorched Wood with?

Highlight Scorched Wood toward Redwood Brown and shade it down into Black Stallion, both Green Stuff World paints in the same finish family.

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