Painting 28mm Plastic Soldier Company WW2 Soviet Infantry in Faded Summer Uniforms

This video provides a guide to rapidly painting up WW2 soviet infantry in a faded summer uniform. The miniatures are from the Plastic Soldier Company.
Paints used:
Prime Halford's Camouflage Khaki (alternative basecoat of Vallejo Model Color German Camo Beige - this is an exact match)
Vallejo Game Extra Opaque Heavy Skintone
Vallejo Model Color Black Grey
Army Painter Skeleton Bone
Vallejo Model Color Flat Earth
Vallejo Model Color Flat Brown
Vallejo Model Air Russian Green
Vallejo Model Color Light Grey
Vallejo Model Color Gunmetal Grey
Wash with a 1:1:1 mix of Army Painter Military Shader, Strong Tone and Quickshade Mixing Medium
Optional highlights:
Army Painter Kobold Skin
Army Painter Drake Tooth added to the German Camo Beige. Russian Green, Skeleton Bone and Light Grey
Bases:
25mm round MDF from www.warbases.co.uk, layered with Vallejo Earth Texture Acrylic Dark Earth, drybrushed Vallejo Model Color Stonewall Grey, and finished with leaf scatter
For a more in depth guide to painting WW2 Soviets, please look at my video on painting a Bad Squiddo female sniper: • Painting a female WW2 ...
For a review of the Halford's Camouflage sprays, look here: • A Quick Review of Half...

[@kitswithkaren5003]

Yes as you say a nice quick way to get troops on the field 🐻🤗👍

[@CullodenPaintingStudio]

Thanks - I have dozens to do so this should save time.

[@basicminiaturepainting]

Lovely work mate

[@CullodenPaintingStudio]

Thanks buddy.

[@kitchenwargamers4141]

Nice painting tutorial, and I think I need to get myself to Halfords, thank you 😁👍

[@CullodenPaintingStudio]

A nice cheap resource for spray cans for sure. I think their primers are excellent too.

[@johnclarke9498]

Thats the colours i wont for my Russian army 👍 Thank you, Great videos you do 👏

[@CullodenPaintingStudio]

Thanks very much. Must revisit my ww3 stuff soon!

[@Noneofurbeeswax]

Good job. Do you have to thin out your paints before brushing them on?

[@CullodenPaintingStudio]

A little bit of water on the brush is usually enough. Some paints are thicker than others.

[@Noneofurbeeswax]

@@CullodenPaintingStudio Thanks sir. I noticed that in the painting of the Soviet soldier the paint went on really nice. I’ve been working on my first models and they aren’t turning out bad but I’m still just trying out things from your videos. Awesome content!