Painting Ferdinand Elefant Tank Hunter Flames of War Battlefront Miniatures

How to paint the Panzerjäger Ferdinand Sd. Kfz. 184 renamed Elefant (elephant) in May 1944. 1/100 resin and metal Miniatures from Battlefront Miniatures to play Flames of War, the WWII wargame. Vallejo paints and AK and Ammo weathering products have been used. An Uschi stencil has been used to paint the camouflage scheme. Speed painting tutorial with airbrush to play wargames with scale models. The paints, products and techniques used can also be applied to models of other scales, 1/72 (20mm), 1/56 (28mm).
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[@reconreview9353]

From your earliest videos you have always been good, really good. These two additions to your collection take that to a whole new level. Awesome job! 👍👍

[@jicsminiatures]

Thank you very much for your kind words!!😊🙌

[@shad9379]

Great work Jics, I really like the use of the stencils, such a great idea. Thanks for sharing. 👍

[@jicsminiatures]

Thank you!!🤗 There are countless tools waiting for us to use them😄😄

[@creekdweller07]

Just found your channel. Been watching them. Brilliant idea of listing the paints on a quick flash at the start.

[@jicsminiatures]

Thank you!! Welcome to the Channel!!🤗😉

[@gruppenfuhrer45]

Wow mate great job. They look awesome

[@jicsminiatures]

Thank you!! the stencils have done the hard work.😄😄

[@bradleycoles9018]

beautiful work as always

[@jicsminiatures]

Thank you!!😃

[@dracofrisco9244]

Estaba preguntándome como pintar unos panzers de las SS, y con estas herramientas va perfecto. Muchas gracias, no las conocía. Bona nit.

[@jicsminiatures]

De hecho, estas plantillas no estan pensadas para hacer camuflajes, pero dan el pego.😄 Bona nit!