I thought this might be helpfull for some people. However to be honest most people who visit this site can paint far better then me anyhow! :)
Stage 1 Clean
Stage 1 Prime - I use Halfords Car Primer - Grey
Stage 2 Clean again. I find the primer shows up more I need to clean. Not that I often do!
Stage 3 - Airbrush of paint base coat Vallejo Russian Uniform (odd one LMG is German grey Air)
Stage 4 - Wash I use devlan mud or army painter strong tone and dark tone for LMG guy
Stage 5 - Block Colours - Vallejo Khaki for webbing and boots, GW battlegrey for weapon and LMG guy. Skin I use Tallarn Flesh
Stage 6 - Wash webbing again - Same wash colors. Face with Ogren Flesh wash
Stage 7 - Highlight - I use Coat d'arms Khaki for khaki areas and any mid grey for weapons
Stage 8 - craft pva base and dip in model railway ballast gravel
stage 9 - craft pva and sprinkle static grass
stage 10 - Varnish
Sounds slow, however each stage is really quick and drying time is minimal
Hope that's of some use all
Keith
Nice and effective :D
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ReplyDeleteYou genius.
Good solid technique Keith!
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