Chad shows us all how to do an easy camo pattern on tanks and other vehicles, while Riko makes photo bombs and banter comments!!! I use Vallejo paints and Flames of War has some really good painting guides on their websites. Basically for German tanks I use Middlestone (882) as a dunkelgelb base (can also use Dark Yellow 978, they are very similar. I then use Chocolate Brown (872) and Reflective Green (890) for the camo. These are the colors I used for the Pz. Practically, however, the livery as well was often altered. Mottled patterns or irregular schemes were frequently applied over the aircraft surfaces painted in RLM 65 or RLM 76. The additional painting could include the same colours of the standard camouflage, or even different ones. Concerning this possibility, each unit had its own habit. The German shortage of winter paint led to the two-colour camouflage pattern that was widely used on the German tank units. Wide white stripes were diagonally applied to the tank body over the standard black and gray color, which was used in those years as a standard for military equipment in Germany. Next come the brown on the boots and patches. for the brown skinned troopers, I will also do the hands and faces at the same time. The boots need to come before the armor so you can be sloppy around the shin plates. Then I do the skin color. Do this now because you will get skin paint on the helmets and the guns. Learn how to paint 1/72 AB Figures WW2 German Fallschirmjager Splinter Pattern Camouflage uniforms in this complete step-by-step tutorial. From start to fini The (short-lived) WW 2 German Hinterhalt or 'Ambush' scheme was at least 4 different paint schemes applied directly to Panther Gs by the MAN and Daimler-Benz factories, between 19th August and 14th September 44 (with zimmerit, on the dark yellow base) and from 14th-30th September (without zimmerit and on the red primer base). In this tutorial, I show you how to paint the German SS oak leaf pattern in the brown variant. It is slightly simplified for reasons of practicality.For more Vay Tiền Nhanh Ggads.

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