Painting German tanks for Achtung Panzer & Bolt Action

I used the online Tank Museum website for info about tank markings and placings for the Germans: tanks-encyclop...
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Thanks for watching!

[@plkangus]

Nicely executed, good sir!

[@fiftypluswargamer]

Thanks - still very much a learning curve purely using Speedpaints, and resisting the urge to go back to standard acrylics.

[@plkangus]

@@fiftypluswargamer My advice: use everything that works to make the effects you like.

[@jamiejones7325]

I’m like our brothers, admire this even more than CGI.

[@dariostabletopminatures]

Desert Yellor form the ARmy Painter! Thank you!

[@jasonmussett2129]

Excellent paint job👍👍👍

[@fiftypluswargamer]

Cheers. Certainly a learning curve painting tanks with speedpaints which are designed for detailed texture. Thanks for watching.

[@jasonmussett2129]

@@fiftypluswargamer you're welcome 👍😀👍

[@toddjohnrobba3706]

legend 😎

[@jamiejones7325]

Amazing. Doctors have advised husband, to her back to these model building. Maybe with your help I can help with the art and crafts painting and dioramas o recall from his parents home like my bothers. The smaller the harder? Subscribing ty♥️

[@fiftypluswargamer]

I think the smaller the models, it is slightly easier to paint as you're just going for a representation of the colours and for the mass effect of how they look rather than the individual model. I'll be getting the new Epic Hail Caesar 15mm Romans/Catharginians next month so will show what I mean with a few videos about painting smaller scale models.

[@VioletMoonMedia]

Love the Camo effect.... looks exactly like period photos - people often forget that this was done 'in field' by the crews themselves, often using household mops to apply the paint. Perfect!

[@fiftypluswargamer]

Cheers for that. I think it looks better than what I did on the Panthers, with the change in greens, and having a light drybrush over the whole model afterwards seems to tie everything together, something that works great at 15mm, but was a little unsure to try on 28mm (1:56).