Painting T 64 BV Soviet Tank WWIII Team Yankee

[@shad9379]

Once again a fantastic tutorial. Jics, you are a master. It is great to have the paint list at the start. It is very handy. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@jicsminiatures]

Thank you!🤗

[@azzasouthern97]

Nice work all ways in joy watching your videos.

[@jicsminiatures]

Thank you!!🥰😃

[@OneofInfinity.]

Already a video for the new T-64's, that camo scheme looks great on them, fantastic paintjob.

[@jicsminiatures]

Thank you! Glad you like it!😃

[@lord1napalm]

Great. I like the "remember the MG", sometimes I separate the skirts and something... And forget a paint step on them :D

[@jicsminiatures]

It's something that happens to all of us.😂😂

[@Andrew-se4tg]

Absolutely amazing job as always man!🤔👍🍻

[@jicsminiatures]

Thank you!!😄🍻🍻

[@bradleycoles9018]

beautiful paint job

[@jicsminiatures]

Thank you!!🤗

[@Hobbyguy85]

Hi I’m relatively new to painting tanks and wanted to know if you thin down your varnish before applying it to the model

[@jicsminiatures]

The references 62.062 and 62.063 used in this video are from the range "Premium Airbrush Color" from Vallejo, these paints does not need thinner. If you use Vallejo "Model Color" varnishes, then you need to thin down them.

[@Hobbyguy85]

@@jicsminiatures thanks for getting back to me I appreciate it I have the same varnishes what psi do you recommend for using them

[@jicsminiatures]

@@Hobbyguy85 25 psi is the standard pressure to work. For fine work like highlighting or painting camo lines, you can lower the pressure a bit.

[@Hobbyguy85]

@@jicsminiatures thank you for helping me out I appreciate it.

[@jicsminiatures]

@@Hobbyguy85 thanks for watching!😉👍