Airbrushed Dark Grey |
- Vallejo white primer from a spray can
- Airbrushed Vallejo Panzer Grey
- Airbrushed Vallejo Sepia Wash
- Heavy dry-brush of Panzer Dark Grey + a little White
- Light dry-brush of Light Grey to pick out highlights
- The tracks were coated in Vallejo Flesh Wash followed by dry-brushed silver to simulate rusty tracks with worn contact areas
- Finally things like the tools, exhausts, lights etc were painted as appropriate.
Airbrushed Sepia Wash |
Finally, after a coat of GW Purity Seal followed by Army Painter Matt Spray, the bases have static grass applied with PVA - Job Done.
In Conclusion.
The Pro's
- Lovely, crisply detailed little models
- Quick & easy assembly (dependant on which sprue type you get!)
- Value for money
- Widespread availability
- The tracks can be a bit fiddly to clean up
- The accuracy of the running gear may be questionable to "Rivet counters"
- The softer plastic is a little more difficult to clean up than hard polystyrene
- The turret assembly method would make adding a crew figure challenging
- Shame there's no decals
Hi Tim,
ReplyDeletethe choice of Sepia doesn't sound that obvious. Painting german grey armor is in general followed by a blue "filter".
However, I must say that the end result is very nice
Thanks for sharing.
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