Flames of War (15mm) American M4 Sherman Painting Tutorial

[@sagebrother]

….and just rewatched this one. So many tips and such a useful video. Thanks Stuart for doing all of your videos. Learnt a lot and my models/figures are definitely better courtesy of you than they were 2 years ago. Keep it all up and don’t forget us historical painters, hint hint….

[@MiniatureRealms]

Thank you, and don’t worry, plenty of historical stuff on the way, some things I can’t mention right now.

[@aledroberts6580]

Great tutorial and as a brush painter great to see how it can be done with an airbrush :)

[@MiniatureRealms]

Thank you Aled 🙂

[@Harry-ck5rw]

Wauw , this is more than painting , this is art . ❤❤❤

[@MiniatureRealms]

Thank you very much 😊

[@sagebrother]

Brilliant and so many tips that are definitely new to me!. I have a huge number of FoW Shermans and Cromwells that will benefit from this process. Thanks.

[@MiniatureRealms]

Thank you 😊

[@MiniatureRealms]

Thank you 😊

[@cunneyes]

found this a bit late, but this was great, good tips, i also use a combo of vallejo and contrast, thanks for sharing

[@MiniatureRealms]

Thank you 🙂

[@kelvinhawkins9535]

Such a fantastic job fella! It really does urge me on into taking the plunge into Flames of War. The end shot through that Normandy road looks amazing!

[@MiniatureRealms]

Thank you 😊

[@paulparker5456]

Fantastic job Stuart 👍

[@MiniatureRealms]

Thank you Paul 🙂

[@PanzerSchule]

Great look. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@MiniatureRealms]

Cheers dude

[@walkaboutgamez2502]

Great job 👍👍👍

[@MiniatureRealms]

Thank you 😊

[@conway5481]

Excellent as always

[@MiniatureRealms]

Thank you Andy 🙂

[@Andrew-se4tg]

M4 looks great man!👍

[@MiniatureRealms]

Thank you Andrew 🙂

[@gruppenfuhrer45]

It looks awesome mate. Could you do a tutorial on painting the us and German commanders to. That would be very helpful for me. Thnx

[@MiniatureRealms]

Thank you. I’m planning on doing lots more FOW tutorials, once I’ve completed my current North Africa project that I need for a game in a few months, I’ll be cycling back to US and starting some German ones.

[@tedsettlemire530]

Stunning results. Thank you again for such amazing tutorials. Now to start tackling my own Sherman tanks and hope for something close. Any chance you can paint one of the Mk IVs one of these days. Would love to see how you'll paint German armor. PS I am a huge zenithal highlight fan, I've achieved some very satisfying results across the board...thanks!

[@MiniatureRealms]

Thank you Ted you’re very kind 😊. Did you mean Panzer IV? I have a tutorial for one planned very soon, the next one will be American Airborne as it’s already recorded (just needs editing), but the Panzer IV will be soon after I think.

[@casualgaming2351]

Thanks for the tutorial. This gave me motivation to finally paint my americans that i bought when the 4th edition was released..and because i will be in nottingham for holiday from tomorrow onwards i will pay Battlefornt there a visit to buy some decals XD

[@MiniatureRealms]

I’ve never been to their UK HQ, need to visit one day while I’m in Notts.

[@casualgaming2351]

@@MiniatureRealms in case you are looking for a nice place to stay. There is the Star Inn in Beeston. Only a few minutes away from Battlefront HQ and about 6 tram stations from Warhammer World. Stay there everytime iam in Notts.

[@MiniatureRealms]

Thank you, I’ll keep that one in mind.

[@enolas2147]

Excellent,superbe…merci pour le tutoriel

[@MiniatureRealms]

Thank you 😊

[@theenigmaticgamer]

Thanks for an excellent tutorial. The end result is superb and your explanation of the various steps very helpful indeed. One observation,if I may. As I understand it Sherman tanks had rubber facing to their tracks and would be nearer a worn black rather than metallic. That being said, the earth/mud obscures the track. Look forward to seeing your next tutorial.

[@MiniatureRealms]

Thank you, and for the insight as well. 😊