How to: Model Camouflage Netting (for wargaming models like tanks, infantry etc)

[@that_one121]

Perfect, cheap and straight to the point excellent job 👌🏼

[@BitesizeWargaming]

Thanks!

[@robertclark1669]

This video was simple, down to the point, easy to digest and reasonably paced, you've done a great job Bitesize, keep it up!

[@BitesizeWargaming]

Thanks very much!

[@grandadsartspace5805]

It's amazing what you can do when you sit and think about it for a while , excellent well done I did enjoy watching make this camo net . Take care terry

[@BitesizeWargaming]

Thanks for watching!

[@shadowcat3163]

Been doing something like that for years. Use cheesecloth for my netting and thinned down tan paint for the base coat. The a second layer of thinned green paint or artist ink for the camo. Then your glue trick to form it. When hanging it off a vehicle as a bundle will use thread to tie it up in a few places to look like it was roped to the vehicle.
Outstanding how to.

[@BitesizeWargaming]

Thanks for watching!

[@thewizardmf175]

Wow 👌 honestly been racking my brain on how to do this. You mad lad made my day looks great 👍

[@BitesizeWargaming]

Glad I could help!

[@BrushQuill]

A nice, simple but effective technique. Many thanks for sharing. I think the bandage is a 'Crepe' bandage if my ages old First Aid memory still works

[@BitesizeWargaming]

No...crepe bandage is the stretchier stuff. But regardless...this stuff is quite cheap in the chemist! Thanks for watching

[@scallie6462]

Gauze, I believe its gauze. Very cool technique.

[@creed6901]

Really good tutorial, thanks!

[@BitesizeWargaming]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching

[@jefffrazier4627]

I use Medical Bandage Guaze!! Takes color & Pva very well!!

[@BitesizeWargaming]

Indeed it does! Thanks for watching.

[@OctavianGaius]

Would you recommend Matt Varnishing before or after applying netting?

[@BitesizeWargaming]

Depends on the varnish…but as a rule, yes…as pva, whilst drying clear, can have a satin finish. A good matte finish varnish will do the trick once all else has dried

[@LordNikku]

What colors did you use for the armor? I have a Daimler and a stuart as well. Any advice on tree foliage?

[@BitesizeWargaming]

I used a base spray of Zandri Dust from GW…then I THINK it was Vallejo Gunship Green (or something similar) followed by an Agrax Earthshade wash. As for tree foliage, there’s a load to choose from. Woodland Scenics have a nice range…as do The Army Painter. Thanks for watching!

[@philRminiatures]

Top notch job!

[@BitesizeWargaming]

Thanks mate!

[@ifeyecouldpaint]

Thank you for a wonderful idea but I've got to ask what scale are you working in

[@BitesizeWargaming]

Thanks for watching and for the compliment. The vehicle(s) used in the video are Bolt Action vehicles from Warlord Games, so 1/56th scale. It’d work on any scale though…I’ve used it on Warhammer 40K stuff and smaller 20mm models too.

[@phildent7534]

Hi great video and has helped me a lot, at the moment I am in the middle of a British tank project and was wondering how you add foliage to the nets and what type of foliage you would use once again great video thank you.

[@BitesizeWargaming]

Thanks…glad you found it useful! I found some leaf scatter in a local model shop and added that at the same time as gluing the net on.

[@phildent7534]

@@BitesizeWargaming thank you

[@panzer-meister]

Nice tutorial.

[@BitesizeWargaming]

Thanks - glad you liked it

[@Jack-leg80]

I think that bandage is called kerlex

[@BitesizeWargaming]

Not sure it's called that in the UK, but regardless...it does the job!