Tamiya Africa Corps Soldier Quick Painting Guide with Glazing Technique!

Here we have in practice the glazing technique over a painted surface with base colors using Vallejo Model Color Burnt Umber 941 + Glaze Medium. This mix was passed all over the figure trying to avoid big concentration on the crevices and folds. As the Glaze medium delays the drying time you can manipulate this layer for a long time and remove any excess or add more if needed! The result after drying is a nice matt finish as you can see. You can work afterwards with dry brushing, layering and feathering! More information at www.acrylicosvallejo.com and from your favorite shops. Check also for their new paints with the improved formula and new bottle! If you are looking for reference books you can visit Mr Black Publications website (www.mrblackpublications.com)

[@andrewm3934]

Thanks for the great videos ☺️

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[@UncleB1735]

A great technique, thanks for sharing. Would you use Burnt Umber on all figures, or just the Africa Corps figures?

[@mrblackpublications]

Hello Andy, I think I mentioned in the video that this shade is working perfectly for light hues uniforms. For darker one will be better to add a little black. Do not use pure black. Also for the lining. But if you have field grey or olive drab perhaps you can add Burnt Umber into Black...

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