28mm WW2 British Force for Normandy Gaming (Or How I Messed Up A Painting Guide For British Armour)

Hi everyone. This was supposed to be a painting guide for 28mm WW2 British Armour in Europe, but I had a weird issue with my lighting or camera that meant the video was covered in very distracting blurry lines. I've made an edited highlights version instead, and then tacked on an overview of the forces I have speedily painted for D-Day gaming this weekend. Sorry it's not the usual all encompassing guide. Paints for the armour are listed below.
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Intro music: Logo #5, Andrey Sitkov www.gamedevmarket.net/asset/s...
Paints used:
Plastic Soldier Company British Armour Spray (similar to Vallejo Model Color Brown Violet)
Vallejo Game Extra Opaque Heavy Grey for stippling.
Vallejo Model Color German Camo Black Brown for tracks.
Vallejo Model Color Black Grey for road wheels, machine guns, tools.
Vallejo Model Color German Camo Beige for drybrushing.
Army Painter Strong Tone for selected washing/panel lining.
Vallejo Game Extra Opaque Heavy Goldbrown for British markings.
Weathering applied with sponge - Heavy Grey and Black Brown as used previously.

[@ShaunTame-re5us]

Nice one on the Shermn and the troops.

[@CullodenPaintingStudio]

Thank you!

[@Noneofurbeeswax]

Cool looking troops and heavier weapons. Tank support is always nice too. Good looking models sir!

[@CullodenPaintingStudio]

Thanks very much.

[@basicminiaturepainting]

Excellent guide mate

[@CullodenPaintingStudio]

Cheers. Just wish it had recorded properly!