Tamiya Valentine - British

No idea here, but I bet if you can access the instructions online, the info will be there.....

I don't add modulation as i prefer a more realistic finish but i believe the general idea is to use lighter versions of the base colour's.

Hi - I'm just finishing this kit & haven't used any tonal modulation at all, but I'm happy with how it looks so far.  There are no large, flat areas that look monotonous, and plenty of surface detail to break up the appearance - normal weathering is quite enough & I think anything more would be overkill.  I used the hairspray technique (for the first time!) to achieve what I think is an interesting amount of paint chipping, and I'll finish off with a few low-key oil/hydraulic stains & a fine layer of dust, maybe some powdered pastel chalks.  Something big like an Abrams or a Tiger might be a different proposition, with big, flat surfaces that could benefit from some variation, but I'd probably still just stick to normal weathering.  Just my opinion - please feel free to disagree

           Hutch.