Super Quick Camo - Contrast on Flames of War Vehicles! [How I Paint Things]

[@loupiscanis9449]

A Very Special Thank you , Troy . 🐺

[@RuthlessMojo]

Nice job. I have 3 starter sets, 2 army boxes, a rifle and smg company and a heap of support units.

[@goattrain]

it's a lot of fun watching you tackle vehicles!

[@SonicSledgehammerStudio]

Just like painting infantry, but flatter!

[@dekyras]

Another great tutorial. As earlier commenters have said, this will be a good technique for 15mm SciFi too.

[@alessiodecarolis]

Beautiful, also if it isn't my scale, late war 's german camo schemes are some of the best ones. You can see a lot of references, either in books or the 'net. Normally their armours weren't painted in the factory, when arrived to the depots the crew generally used whatever they had to paint camouflage, also old brooms (!), so it isn't necessary the same precision as for aircrafts .

[@julianwarren7770]

Awesome as always!

[@RotGolem]

Very interesting and fast recipe. I think it'll work wonders on some 15mm scale troops, vehicles and mechs to use in Horizon Wars and Gamma Wolves.

[@AndyPaintsPoorly]

Looks great, if I didnt already have a grey scheme for my Battletech I bet this would work really well

[@johnkelley9877]

This was a very interesting and helpful tutorial! Thanks for sharing this.

[@metajock]

Thanks for another good vid!!!

[@ZAKKANWAKKAR]

No, no, no. Zis is far too big! How would I park outside Café Rene? On ze other hand, if I left ze engine running it would surely drown out the sound of Madame Edith's singing.

[@Izzbadd]

no thanks, but interesting