Bolt Action Tutorial: How To Paint WW2 British Desert Camo - Crusader A15
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Welcome to my new series Straightforward Tanks where I show you how to paint WW2 tanks using nothing but an aerosol primer, normal acrylics paints and brush techniques. This time I show you how to paint Britsh desert camo using a Rubicon A15 Crusader as a subject.
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Well, I did that the wrong way around. I went and bought a tank from WG and then came here :(
Very useful, especially being made with us non air brushers in mind.
+Ken Baldock You guys were the target audience for these videos so I'm glad you found it useful
nice to see someone moving away from the use of an airbrush.
+David Martin I still use airbrushes in my own work but I do feel that you don't always need use an airbrush to get good results.
For us that have more models then time left to live love speed painting tutorials :)
+Bjorn Almgren I'm glad you liked the video :)
Thanks!!! It’s very simple but it’s a incredibly finish!!!!
This was great and a big help. Thanks for sharing this.
More of these please!! Simple and VERY effective. Love it.
+Jonathan Young I'm currently working on a German grey tutorial which should be out towards the end of the week :)
Excellent job. I've been following for a bit as any time I can get commissions out the door faster is a plus. Your work on the GOA stuff was very helpful too as I normally don't tackle SciFi. Also appreciate the use of the Army Painter line. It's a good line usually overshadowed by others. One thing I'd like to see is a quick and easy tutorial on the German Ambush camo scheme. Keep up the great work!
+Richard Danda Thanks :) You may seen in some of my others comments that I am planning on covering more complex camo schemes in my futures videos so I will certainly keep the German Ambush camo in mind.
Brilliant vid . Thank you. have looked into getting an airbrush but that method looks very complicated . With this method I already have similar processes to painting minis ...I may need a couple of larger brushes, other than that all I need is a tank!
Nice tutorial gonna have to use this for my heavy gear minis
Great job on the tutorial and the tank
+IDICBeer Thank you :)
A very good tutorial. Do you use a varnish on the finished model ?
Nice, thanks for show it
+Lobo Gris No problem
His mic is really good!
very helpful cheers!!!!!!!!!!!!!
iv only just found your page and I must say iv picked up more tips watching a handful of your videos than anyone else on CZcams but I have one question. am just starting out modelling tanks and planes so don't have a lot of paints to use so what is a good brand/set of paints to buy?? also keep up the great videos
Army Painter is a pretty solid buy, the paints are high pigment and pretty affordable. Just make sure that you shake your paints (ALOT) before first use as they have a tendency to separate in the bottle after being left alone for a while.
thank you. I will look for some army painter next time I go paint shopping and I will keep watching your vids to pick up more tips :)
Please do a European British tank :) great vid
+UHCredhead A tutorial for a European camo Cromwell should be available on Monday :)
This looks great… would you use the same for panzers?
+Ian Campbell Yep, the same technique could easily be applied to DAK forces. However, to mix it up a little bit you could opt for a lighter base coat such as the Skeleton Bone spray primer instead.
+TWG Thanks for the idea
Could I use Games-Workshop's Agrax Earthshade instead of the soft tone ink?
John zoidberg yeah, easily if you water it down a tad
your good
I tried this on Universal Carriers but it didn’t turn out right. Never mind, an alcohol bath for a week for them and I’ll try again.
Those tracks look sad in that tan colour.