Painting the 15mm American Parachute Rifle Platoon for Flames of War

[@brunneng38]

Beautiful paint job! I enjoy seeing how others paint in opposing styles to my own but end up with a similar end result. This video makes me want to go buy that Hit the Beach starter set.

[@donavancaton2042]

Do it!!

[@jacqueline6475]

Great job! Excellent toutorial, the only thing I'd reccomended is mentioning that you can use Kahki for the uniform if you want them to have D-Day period uniforms. The green ones were more common during Market Garden and beyond

[@huliganpartizan]

Are you from herbert erpaderp's discord? Your name sounds familiar.

[@jacqueline6475]

@@huliganpartizan I am :D

[@lightscamerapaint816]

Thanks

[@Vlad65WFPReviews]

yes, I'd agree that a darkened khaki would be a better choice for American paras

[@snackelwolf4462]

This is a solid scheme for my Flames of '47 Americans. Initially I tried grey primer, so I could use Contrast Paint on the skin. While the skin looked good, it proved to difficult to paint around the skin later. Reverting to black primer and your method, thanks!

[@michaelwhitham4501]

Awesome paint job,I shall be following each step of this vid to paint my models

[@the_forbinproject2777]

very impressed , I have gone through grey/white/black primers on various scales, for the reader its actually your choice but black with a dry brush of white for highlights can work quite well . Ps I found white is more vivid and needed more darker shaeds/wash . Thanks for vid

[@huliganpartizan]

Looks fucking amazing! (tho im a bit happier in my own results)

[@lightscamerapaint816]

Thanks

[@user11787-v]

well done!

[@lightscamerapaint816]

Thanks

[@ryan8850]

What static grass did you use?

[@lightscamerapaint816]

To be honest I can't remember who made it as it originally came in a bag but I'd poured it into a tub for starage. Sorry