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| ....sidepacks painted sand and the metalwork of the weapons and the boots in black.... |
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| ....Flesh in er...flesh! And helmets Vallejo Military Green....... |
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| ...the bases picked out in earth brown..... |
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| ...now a something completely new to me. The figures were dipped in Vallejo's Sepia Dipping Wash. At £5 a pot it's a fraction of the Army Painter equivalent and extremely easy to use. Just dip the figure and tap on the edge to loose the surplus (don't drop it in like I did!) |
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| Once dry, the figures were glued to the mdf bases with super glue..... |
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| ....and the bases textured with Vallejo's Grey Pumice. What another completely amazing modelling product from this manufacturer...... |
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| ...when the pumice was completely dry, it was painted earth brown.... |
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| .....once dry a dry brush of sand picks out the highlights of the pumice... |
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| ...to protect my figures, I firstly coat them with GW's Purity Seal and then (when totally dry) follow this with Army Painters Matt Coat to give a flat finish....all that's left is to flock the bases and we're finished. |
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