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The plasticard was purchased from a railway model supply shop. It was so long ago that I can't recall! I have purchased a roller from Greenstuff World that can be used with miliput to create my own wall sections. I will be uploading a video for this at some point.

Thanks Alan! We are looking forward to the event. This will be the first opportunity for me to attend the Nats.

@@ChenEric-gy2hr this is painted with Tamiya. Dark Yellow 2, Red Brown and Nato Green. I like these colours best for soft edge German camo. I don't have any experience with other ranges to confidently give equivalents.

Oh,thanks!

@@OneofInfinity. Good to know. I can imagine tharvit will keep whatever it picks up.

Have fun with the painting. It can be very rewarding. Stay off camo patterns on Google though, or one day you too will want to paint disc camo! If you have any painting questions, just get in touch.

He did but I double checked everything and it is 100.

​@PanzerSchule have you decided on a list ?

@@valleygamingfowmesbgswl I reckon so. Won't confirm it till I've painted the second formation.

@@PanzerSchule I know mine will be British

Cheers Phil. It is a popular look.

That did strike me as an issue Phil. Small batches and quick work are the only solution I can think of. Or perhaps working in the cold!

@@PanzerSchule yes, one platoon at a time (not including Soviet or warsaw pact platoons!)

@@philiphale2785 indeed! I regularly airbrush in excess of 15 tanks in a session. That wouldn't be practical with the Black stuff but I rarely have that many hard edge to paint.

Give it a go. It's really easy to work with.

Good call. Does it stick well?

@@PanzerSchule it’s not as sticky as blue tack but softer and more malleable. It works almost identical to purpose-made masking putty.

@@ghostrider-sq2qd definitely worth a try.

Cheers Glenn!

I was surprised how well the black stuff worked at this scale. But Blu tac does work best for the smallest areas of masking as Black stuff's lower adhesiveness struggles to stay attached. So it's a combination of both going forward I think.

Eyes are not easy for sure. You need a brush with a good tip, paint that will flow reliably in one pass and line up the brush so you can paint the eye from the side, not face on. That is an easier stroke to make on such a small area. Then it's a simple little black dot for the pupil. Do all this before painting the rest of the face and you can easily correct errors. I hope that helps.

@@PanzerSchule Thank you. I’ll take you’re helpful advice

Good win for the Brits there. The armoured cars did it again! Thanks for watching.

The flag is part of the kit. It is a sculpted feature. You could make the flag using sculpting putty such as Green Stuff.

Hello Charlie, it was good to actually see a win on the channel for a change.

Thanks! I hadn't thought about scratching this. The flag would be very achievable.

I use mine as a formation command tank.

My experience in Dust Up is that aggressive players lose as the attack falters between fire from the on table forces and the reserves. But infantry based lists are probably less likely to succeed in this mission in any case. Still, going for it early might at least make for a more entertaining batrep!

You can hear my screams in the background of your painting! But no complaints from me about luck in this game. Just bad decisions...

Peter builds his lists based on looks! He might lose his games but wins best painted.

@@PanzerSchule I respect that he wants them to look good, but that doesn't mean he shouldn't look at how it adds up. It's not rocket science, 60% on.

Scotland has sent an ETC team twice, both over ten years ago. And both times only two of the team were based in Scotland. There's not been an appetite for the ETC in the Scottish scene.

Cheers Phil. Thanks for watching again. I do like my Romanian army and I'm enjoying using these Golden Maple brushes.

Thanks! And I'm really enjoying using the Golden Maple brushes.

I used US Dark Green. Olive Grey may be a better match. Green Grey for highlight.

I'm glad you like the guides. Thanks for your support. I'll be adding to the playlist as much as my painting commissions allow. The British Infantry were a great subject.

All constructive feedback is welcome Greg. Sharing knowledge helps all the TH-cam painting community. Thanks for watching!

Hello, I use Vallejo paints which are a fantastic range. The colours used are listed in the description. Buying paints can be expensive. I find myself using core colours to keep costs down. The list will help you focus in on colours you will need. I have done this across lots of the painting guides. Check the channel playlists. Any questions, just ask. I hope you enjoy the brushes and happy painting!

Sorry about that! It was a draw. Peter had to use his Lucky card to pass what would have been a formation break and we called it after that due to the time taken.

Great excuse to watch the movie again, if nothing else! Paint rounds did exist but I'm not sure if they would have been issued in NW Europe. As you have shown, this could be a great project for anyone looking to recreate the tank. Thanks for the feedback!

This was a one of tournament objective marker given by Flames of War for official tournaments a few years ago. They are rare as hen's teeth and seldom come up on ebay or trading groups, sadly.

@@PanzerSchule Ahh bummer. That is awesome though. Well done!

@@dwelleratthedowns1974 I wish I had one myself. This was a commission. 2nd one of these in two months actually.

It's a pretty straight forward conversion of existing products from FoW.

Turk, I was hoping someone would let me know the name! Having Kelly on the rear deck is a cool touch. As for the posters, this was an out of the box commission and price precluded any further detailed work. But, if I ever find/paint one for myself that would be great detail to add. This was a great subject to paint and I'm glad to have had the opportunity.

Thanks. Hope you enjoyed the guide.

Trash? I like Panzer IVs! And we try a wide range of lists on the channel.

@@PanzerSchule plz try the bulge panther list with sturmtiger lots of panther and + infanterie( without useless halftracks)and 1or 2 Kingtiger. I did several times with bulge US and allied Brits (firelys) and lost hard everytime

@@holzbergerpeter4480 we've played various Bulge Panther lists in recent years. Only one game with Sturmtigers they're so expensive.

Hello Dave, the base colour is Tamiya Dark Yellow 2. I do not prime but that is a matter of personal choice. Some painters see it as essential and it certainly helps ensure no bleed through of the kit colour. But I apply sufficient coats of Tamiya to ensure a complete and reliable first coat. Thanks for watching.

@@PanzerSchule thank you...I learned a lot😊

Good timing indeed Aled. Happy painting and I hope this guide helps.

Thanks for your kind words. Sharing through TH-cam is a very enjoyable part of my hobby. I'm glad you find the videos useful. Thanks for watching!

Thanks. It was great to do a Napoleonic subject again.

Thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Neither of us could get that really decisive turn of shooting or assaulting. Another draw!

It wasn't a stellar performance all round!

@@PanzerSchule escape is a tricky mission. Did peter go defend with his list ?

@@valleygamingfowmesbgswl Manoeuvre I think. I'm not sure what iteration of the mission matrix we were actually using.

@PanzerSchule risky going manoeuvre and defending with aggressive tanks and reluctant infantry. I tried a break from wespes too and regretted it

@@valleygamingfowmesbgswl It's a shame that ordinary vet artillery is so expensive. Leaves no option but to take the Wespes.

Thanks Rich. We're not too keen on the spam or heavy lists here. Once in a while is enough. Glad you enjoyed the report. Thanks for watching!

That would be a good subject. But we will have to see how my commission schedule goes. That is what is really driving my painting guides these days.

Thanks!