Bolt Action Tutorial: How To Paint WW2 Late War German Tanks - Marder III
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- čas přidán 20. 07. 2024
- Welcome to the tenth video in the Straightforward Tanks series where I show you how to paint WW2 tanks using nothing but an aerosol primer, normal acrylics paints and brush techniques.
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Cannon XA10 - amzn.to/2vPqJYk
Sony ICD-PX240 - amzn.to/2wukmXt
Blue Yeti Microphone - amzn.to/2vFmKx7
Painting Equipment Used -
Iwata C-Plus Airbrush - amzn.to/2vPvNMr
Smart Jet Pro Compressor - amzn.to/2vjPGKb
Windsor Newton Series 7 Size 0 - amzn.to/2uGDEHn
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Vallejo Black Primer - amzn.to/2vFM0TU
Masters Brush Cleaner - amzn.to/2uG4T4L
Paints Used:
Desert Yellow
Drake Tooth
Chaotic Red
Dark Stone
Necromancer Cloak
Fur Brown
Strong Tone Ink
Mummy Robes
Quickshade Mixing Medium - Jak na to + styl
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Stippling on the camo with a sponge would have completely escaped me! Can't believe I'd miss something that simple. Great stuff!
Great tutorial video. Your video pictures are excellent. BTW Did you use studio lights to light the area for filming? Are there any settings on the Cannon XA10 you could reccomend. Many thanks
Any chance of a churchill tuition....nobody's done 1 yet
Great tutorial, just had a question for you... My bases on my miniatures have warped really bad over time... what's the best way to prevent this from happening?
Griff
Are they plastic or wood?
Plastic soldiers, plastic bases. I'm putting multiple to a base however, and loading the bases up with terrain.
What are you using to glue the terrain down? A glue that shrinks as it dries/cures can cause flat plastic to warp is the plastic is too soft or thin.
Hi bud.... Very informative videos for us non airbrush painters. Would the different techniques transfer well to 1:35? 😀
The tank looks awesome, I would vote for it in a painting comp ;)
Do the German Sd.Kfz. 251, Late War. That would be EPIC thanks.
Excellent tutorial once again. Great the way you convey simple techniques to provide a really impressive result.
How about some early French or BEF tanks?
Something like this? articles.warlordgames.com/char-b1-bis/
The War Gamer Yes exactly 👍
Could you do a sherman painting tutorial with the army painter range of paints ?
A Marine Sherman tutorial should be coming soon :)
Looks great per usual. Have you ever considered painting blood and plunder figures by Firelock games?
I've never actually come across those before, I will keep them in mind though.
I'm a long time bolt action fan like yourself and I just came across them a couple weeks ago. Really cool rulebook and awesome figures. Even if you don't make videos for painting the figures, I still recommend checking them out. Super cool minis
Nice Marder III. Another, another !
I'm not done yet! :D
It looks good but the red oxide is a strange choice. I have never seen the main colour removed to create camo. Nor have I seen red oxide used as camo contrast colour.
Perhaps such things were done in Endkampf but during '42?
You are correct, the red oxide primer with only minimal camouflage applied was in use from around September '44 and this sd.kfz 139 was in production in '42 so the two don't coincide.
However, with these videos the focus is the camo scheme as opposed the tank I've applied it to. I pretty much paint whatever I fancy at the time :P.
Besides, who's to say that in late '44, the Germans didn't find a partly built 139 in a factory somewhere and pressed it in to service ;)
The War Gamer - It does look very effective. Also congratulations for not blackening the muzzle! A mistake so often made by modellers.
I am a big fan of the "unusual" as such items were surprisingly common - as any viewing of period films will show.
Well done and apologies if I seemed to be negative 🤣
Not negative at all, you made a valid point that I was happy to address my thoughts behind it :D
Impressive considering you did not use any proper weathering products
Primer was not used as camo dude.
Primer wasn't used in applied camouflage but from about late 44, some tanks would leave the factories in their red oxide primer with only sparse camouflage applied over the top. This is an example of that. Bovington Tank Museum has a Panther painted in a similar fashion: 2.bp.blogspot.com/--6qK1y76F80/U8RTBB9Vz0I/AAAAAAAAENM/riSyYwg8zSo/s1600/P1130958.JPG