Denison smocks are a sod to paint, too!
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The science bit:
Wehrmacht (Warlord Games 28mm plastic):
- primer - Army Painter Uniform Grey
- tunics - assorted colours, see earlier post!
- equipment - Citadel Commando Khaki, Bestial Brown, Black
- entrenching tool handle - mix of Snakebite Leather and Commando Khaki
- helmets - Tamiya German Grey
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- primer - Army painter fur brown
- trousers - mix of Bestial Brown, Snakebite Leather and a touch of Knarloc Green
- Denison Smock - Commando Khaki base, camo colours Knarloc Green and Scorched Brown (actually, I ran out of the latter, so it was a colour mixed to match)
- webbing - Tamiya Field Grey
- beret - Red Gore
The final step is a spray of Army Painter matt varnish, and we're done.
There's nothing wrong with these little chaps, you've done a great job, with them!
ReplyDeleteStill surprised I managed to get the Paras from tan undercoat to ready to dip in 2 hours.
ReplyDeleteLovely jubbly!
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