Paint German Winter soldier 1/35(full tutorial)

How to paint 1:35 scale #Germansoldier figure from WW2 Ardennes Offensive 1944. Figures are from #Tamiya kit.
This is a simple "how to" to get great results quick.
All paints are acrylic based.
Any comments let me know.
See more of my stuff at Instagram.
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Thanks for watching #Paint US soldierPaint tutorial
0:00 Introduction
0:36 Prime with black Paint
0:40 Dry brush white acrylic
1:02 Paint base colour
1:33 Base Paint Trousers
1:47 Paint Gloves
2:04 Base Paint boots
2:17 Drybrush highlights
3:04 Paint gas canister
3:25 Base Paint MG
4:03 Paint water bottle
4:25 Paint Wood & Leather
4:59 Gas canister strap
5:25 Trouser shadows/highlights
6:01 Boots- Highlight/ shadows
6:34 Apply wash
7:58 Highlight Water bottle
8:24 Gun metal dry brush
9:51 Helmets

[@jeremiahyoung5931]

Thank you. Awesome tutorial great job

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Cheers thx for watching, just sharing what works for me.🙂

[@nickbutler7935]

Very useful tips and tricks. Great end result. Thanks for sharing.

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Cheers, my figure painting is still an on going project, but the results are decent for a diorama. I only really want to speed so much time doing them.

[@Emergenttheory]

THANK YOU

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

I hope it helps a bit.

[@SteveJonesScaleModellingSite]

Stunning figure work and a great tutorial

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Cheers, just need to sort the dio out now. Thanks again.

[@pietervanasten4758]

Excellent work buddy, great tutorial too.. Definitely gonna use it🤘🏻👍🏻😁

[@markedwards5106]

Excellent painting result!

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Cheers mate for the comment👍👍👍

[@GregReilly135ScaleModels]

Thank you very much for bringing us a nice tutorial the figures look fantastic. I enjoyed the video from start to finish

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Many thanks mate, I was pleased the way it turned out. A bit different using the airbrush on a figure. Cheers

[@worldhistoryminiatureshous9757]

Great paint job with this German ! Excellent tutorial .

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Cheers for watching and taking the time to comment

[@wheezypalacemodels7726]

Great tutorial with excellent results.. Keep putting mine off but must get to them.

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Thanks for watching the video. I know the feeling about figures. I’ve tried to break the process down with my videos, although my faces still need practice. 🙂

[@ramonelizondo4098]

WOW!! LOVE THIS

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Cheers, its a quick way to paint figures. Hope it gives you some ideas.👍

[@mikemodels928]

Wish i could paint eyes like this 😯

[@the-primered-thumb]

That was a great tutorial mate, thanks for uploading 😉👌

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Hope it helps, the main thing is getting the airbrush setup just right. Thx for comment.

[@the-primered-thumb]

@@ctscalemodellinguk agreed, the airbrush got to be flowin just right 😉👍

[@andrewshawmodels8610]

Very nice demo. Some new ideas there. Never really thought of using the airbrush on a figure - I'll certainly give it a go with the pre-shading. The helmet chipping is a great touch too. Good stuff. 👏👏👏👍

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Cheers mate, I did it as there weren’t many creases in the grey coat and this method seemed to worked well. Thanks for comment.

[@ThatMofoDamon]

Your figure painting is supreme my friend. Thanks for sharing this really useful knowledge, take care and keep up the good work my friend.

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Cheers for the support, like a lot of us my figure painting journey continues. I just keep trying and sharing anything that turns out acceptable.🙂

[@BaioWarioz]

Ah man this is relaxing 😌✌️

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Glad it helps😊

[@jamesmcansh3441]

Certainly worth the wait, great work as usual plus picked up tips along the way. So glad you have this channel . ✌🇨🇦✌

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Cheers hope it helps, dio for them and the Sherman coming soon.🙂

[@jamesmcansh3441]

@@ctscalemodellinguk everything you do helps brother ✌🇨🇦✌

[@DM.Brixx.]

Great video 👌🏻

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Glad you enjoyed it, theres loads of german tutorials so I picked on doing a long grey coat the method really lent itself to it. Cheers

[@plasticscholar7983]

Yes man! Where have you been ?! 🤣 so glad I finally found a good 1:35 scale tutorial

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Cheers glad you like my way of doing things, I do try to do things in a uncomplicated way. Hope you like the rest of the morning stuff.

[@steelcurtain2576]

The painting is great.But the bayonet scabbard is actually black,the pistol holster is actually black too,and the canteen cover is kinda dark brownish

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Cheers thanks for watching, I worked off references for some of the details, and went for contrast with some other things. Just my interpretation, always appreciate feedback.👍

[@AFV85]

Look alright than for highlighting n shadow I'll try it later on some figures I'm putting in a diorama with them new full interior stugs got 2 going under the gantry cranes bit anything to make the figure painting abit bitter cheers for sharing 👍

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Cheers, i’m just trying to find methods that look ok for the time we put in. The oil paints were a bit surprise, blending was a lot easier and with some practice could be quick.

[@Barbarossamodels]

This was the first set I ever bought, back in the day. Obviously didn’t turn out anything like these guys, had almost everything just painted fieldgrey🙈 Like the way you chipped & scratched the helmets in particular, nice job overall👍

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Cheers, thanks for the comment. I have probably struggled more with the white smocks from this kit. Thought this bit would be easy.🙂

[@longlance67]

Great work mate, very nicely shot and explained

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Many thanks, guess I’m trying to use a slightly different figure and wanted to try a different shading technique, the grey coats seemed ideal.

[@longlance67]

@@ctscalemodellinguk greatcoats are prefect for this kinda of technique a lot of surface texture to work with,and you put it to great use mate

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

@@longlance67 many thanks for the support.

[@roberthorning9831]

Outstanding! I’m trying to elevate my painting skills to your level right now. Let’s say that one Landser that you featured has a private-purchase knife/bayonet, as the standard issue ones had metal sheaths!

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Cheers, I was experimenting with a different method as I don’t wish to spend ages figure painting and then still be unhappy. I’ve done a few figure videos check to playlist I created.👍

[@WelderART]

Dont use dry brush after black priming , use white paint so the transitions will be smoother . Dry brush is bad for this task :)

[@wafflyfox7550]

Thank you for this, it’ll help for dioramas! Can you please make a video on the more complicated German wermacht cami uniform?

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

I have recently brought figures for late war camo. It is something I need to do. Its just getting the right method and approach, having dioramas to do I don’t want to spend ages doing them, but want a certain level of quality and approach everybody can have a go at. Hope that helps. Merry Xmas mate.

[@wafflyfox7550]

@@ctscalemodellinguk thank you I’ll be excited. merry Christmas to you too :)

[@JLBUILVERA]

good evening How can I do if I don't have an airbrush? When you paint with the color XF-65, after painting with the dry brush, Thank you

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Hi hope your well, the Tamiya paints aren’t the best with a brush. Another method however is use an acrylic paint such as revell, vallejo or humbrol and thin it. You apply thin coats, the colour will pool a little in shadows etc. just stop when happy. Its not as quick as the airbrush but if you look at my video regarding German vignette below the guy with the MG42 was done this way as an experiment.( not really filmed though). kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJPGYaWsq9Ojoac

[@marioierardi6806]

Dove hai visto i colori ? Gli stivali non devono essere nero opaco ?

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Hi sorry no translation on KZbin

[@veroniquetrilles]

bof cet gras la peinture et mal dilué peut mieux faire sais pas beau du tout

[@ctscalemodellinguk]

Thank u