Speed Painting Bolt Action Winter Germans - How I Paint Things
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- In almost every theater where German forces would deploy to meet their enemies, there'd be a winter to contend with. The ubiquitous German greatcoat would see use across North Africa, Russia, Italy and occupied Europe, right into the streets of Berlin. READ MORE:
Though geared for speed, this method turns out a pretty respectable result and there are plenty of places where you might choose to stop and call it finished. As ever, I can't help but fool around a little longer than is strictly necessary, but I think the finish is worth that little extra work.
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PAINTS USED:
PRIMER:
Citadel Grey Seer
VALLEJO PAINTS:
German Camo Pale Brown
Beige Red
German Field Grey
Pastel Green
German Camo Black Brown
Khaki
German Camo Dark Green
Beige Brown
Flat Earth
Leather Brown
Black
German Grey
Off-White
Basic Skin Tone
CITADEL PAINTS:
Agrax Earthshade
Reikland Fleshshade
Iron Warriors
Valhallan Blizzard
SPRAY VARNISHES:
Vallejo Matt Varnish
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For tabletop wargame, the greatcoat is usable but by middle of 1943 it was no longer used by frontline combat troops.
ONE if not THE BEST mini-painting tutorials on the web... (Engaging, Entertaining, Educational...) xx SF
Just finished 40 soviets using your methods, know Il use this ! Hope I don’t get done for copy right ! You put GW painters to shame mate ! Great work 👏
Mmmm...German Chips...glarrghh
And I just started my Konflikt 47 winter German army... perfect timing Thank you!
Great inspiration as always!
That looks very good
Hey, do you think your marine juice could work here instead of agrax?
BRILLIANT stuff
Thank you , Sonic .
Definitely going to give the snow effect a go, looks brilliant.
Excellent work! The figure looks great and I really like the way the helmet has a worn white washed look to it. Thanks for sharing this.
Great video as always. Much of my painting inspiration comes from your channel.
I did Stalingrad for this Army. There’s a whole lot of leftover GW43s that I can use for my Battle of the Bulge army. It’s doable but you’ll have a lot of same poses
You really are a professional at these minis and an inspiration to me with mine.
Another good one mate. The white wash helmet was a top touch.
All your snow figures are awesome
Absolutely amazing video there my friend really enjoyed this one thanks for sharing and stay safe 👍🙏
Great video again:)
Just happens to be my next project, albeit in 15mm. Thanks, chum!