3:34 I used the same receipt for my Afrika Korps. I use 2 drops for soft tone with 3 drops of water for a Skeleton bone base or I use 2 drops of strong tone with 3 drops of water for a desert yellow base.
Awesome as always! Your comments on the crew movement over the vehicle I think is particularly great because it's not something a lot of people think about often. Combined with the effort put into weathering coming from the terrain this makes me want to see a muddy Eastern Front T-34 with bootprint tracking up and down on the tank. Methinks when I get into BA This might be on the Agenda 😉
Love this! Konflikt 47 is a Fun idea as it let you use almost and idea you have since it has a rough historical guide but is just sci-fi enough to let you run wild!
Being a painter your an artist it's good to be able to experiment on your own armies a go with with what you feel works the look is original and I feel it works 👍
I think it looks great! This has always been one of my favorite camouflage schemes. I painted a Reaper Miniatures CAV Ops. Charger in the Caunter 3 color scheme. Thanks for sharing this.
You can always blame the "wrong" color on kiwi contrarian-ness. SOmeone told them to repaint their equipment, and they said no. So they sent some already green-painted equipment, hoping that either they'd repaint things to match, or things would get greener with time and wear-and-tear. Well, they were half right, the kiwis did repaint *some* of their equipment... :p
The technical name for the gun cover is udder :D I actually love cow print cammo, was working some ideas for battletech this week, more colour options over there.
That looks great. The wet kitchen towel "palette" for your decals is a neat idea. So, while the Americans have experimented with CADPAT, while the New Zealanders went for COWPAT camouflage?
A non-historic 15 foot tall battle cattle tank I'm sorry I can't watch. Haha great video I still need to get into that game but my Black Templar is winning my time. Thank you for the video and all the hard work.
Looking great, but actually things do rust even in desert... Well according to NightShift here on YT... I mean i would rust the exhoust pipes but looks awsome anyway!
What's 'regular paint,' though? 😅 Anything which is just off-black will work fine. Something like Corvus Black from Citadel, or just mix a dark grey with a few drops of black.
When you explained your choice of wash tone it seems disjointed and didn't really explain your choice of one over the other. The part "...if I were to use Seraphim Sepia, for example, and water that down..." seems incomplete, like it was just dropped into the middle of the line, or is it just me missing something? There does, however, appear to be an edit cut there.
Whoops. Might have been that I'd cut something a little early. Ultimately I was hoping to get rid of the mention of Seraphim Sepia since I'd chosen Soft Tone for a specific reason on flow and coverage, so it seemed redundant to mention what wasn't going to do what I wanted.
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You’ve got to do more konflict 47 in the future
Thank you , Troy .
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3:34 I used the same receipt for my Afrika Korps. I use 2 drops for soft tone with 3 drops of water for a Skeleton bone base or I use 2 drops of strong tone with 3 drops of water for a desert yellow base.
I almost lost it at "Battle Cattle"....lol. Great job as always.
That's friggin awesome! Bravo my friend.
Awesome as always! Your comments on the crew movement over the vehicle I think is particularly great because it's not something a lot of people think about often. Combined with the effort put into weathering coming from the terrain this makes me want to see a muddy Eastern Front T-34 with bootprint tracking up and down on the tank. Methinks when I get into BA This might be on the Agenda 😉
The Grizzly walker reminds me of a kiwi. so apt for the army.
Good video (very special in fact) / great model (more Konflict please) - keep 'em Coming!
Love this! Konflikt 47 is a Fun idea as it let you use almost and idea you have since it has a rough historical guide but is just sci-fi enough to let you run wild!
Just a bunch of awesome awesomeness!!!!
Always ready to say that Im glad to see Konflikt 47 content! ;)
Thumbs up for this one 👍
I really like this model, and your paint scheme is great! I did one last year in Caunter camo.
Being a painter your an artist it's good to be able to experiment on your own armies a go with with what you feel works the look is original and I feel it works 👍
I think it looks great! This has always been one of my favorite camouflage schemes. I painted a Reaper Miniatures CAV Ops. Charger in the Caunter 3 color scheme. Thanks for sharing this.
nice vid. i am trying to do a desert camo pattern for my Tau army right now for 40k. subbed, and looking forward for to more videos.
You can always blame the "wrong" color on kiwi contrarian-ness. SOmeone told them to repaint their equipment, and they said no. So they sent some already green-painted equipment, hoping that either they'd repaint things to match, or things would get greener with time and wear-and-tear. Well, they were half right, the kiwis did repaint *some* of their equipment... :p
Great work , as always. Cheers 🍻🍻🍻🍻
A useful technique, and I hope you continue with your Kiwi flavor. I always think of Tabitha from Fallout when I hear battle cattle.
Wow , really cool ! Amazing paint job Mr Sonic !
The technical name for the gun cover is udder :D
I actually love cow print cammo, was working some ideas for battletech this week, more colour options over there.
"Targets in sight! Okay, Gunner, squeeze off a couple of rounds!"
@@euansmith3699 Having spent time on a dairy farm as a kid that made me laugh. Cant afford a water pistol? Dont need no stinking water pistol! :D
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Nice this is perfect
I'd throw in a cow pun, too... but I'd probably just butcher it. Nice work!
That's a good attempt at horning in on the cattle-puns. 😏
Bumping CZcams algorithm to show off cow print mechs!
Great video as usual,hope your left hand gets better soon lol.
Now you must name her Moo-Moo!!!
That camo pattern is fantastic!
That looks great. The wet kitchen towel "palette" for your decals is a neat idea.
So, while the Americans have experimented with CADPAT, while the New Zealanders went for COWPAT camouflage?
Oh god. I'm stealing that one!
A non-historic 15 foot tall battle cattle tank I'm sorry I can't watch. Haha great video I still need to get into that game but my Black Templar is winning my time. Thank you for the video and all the hard work.
looks like a Imperial Guard Dreadnought
I hesitate to say this about such an awesome model, but the feet need more chipping effects.
Looking great, but actually things do rust even in desert... Well according to NightShift here on YT...
I mean i would rust the exhoust pipes but looks awsome anyway!
Is the goofiest Bob Semple tank in glorious moo-pattern camo?
...needs more cowbell, Sonic ;)
"Battle Cattle" 🤣😜
What would be close enough colours for German grey?
It's just not available were I am in regular paint form
What's 'regular paint,' though? 😅 Anything which is just off-black will work fine. Something like Corvus Black from Citadel, or just mix a dark grey with a few drops of black.
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It's only in spray paint locally for some reason unless I drive an hour and a half.
And thanks again for the info 🙂
I use this pattern for my mechs in Battlemech...looks brilliant but nowhere near as good as this.
When you explained your choice of wash tone it seems disjointed and didn't really explain your choice of one over the other.
The part "...if I were to use Seraphim Sepia, for example, and water that down..." seems incomplete, like it was just dropped into the middle of the line, or is it just me missing something?
There does, however, appear to be an edit cut there.
Whoops. Might have been that I'd cut something a little early. Ultimately I was hoping to get rid of the mention of Seraphim Sepia since I'd chosen Soft Tone for a specific reason on flow and coverage, so it seemed redundant to mention what wasn't going to do what I wanted.
What color set up did you use for the base?
Don't print the mantlet and barrel pink. Don't paint the mantlet and barrel pink!