"Slightly imperfect" is pretty much my painting style! I think that's why I gravitate to post-apocalyptic/grimdark stuff. I can just be my imperfect self and it fits right in with the genres. Great painting as usual. Watching these videos on painting tanks REALLY makes me want to buy a tank from Ramshackle Games, or a 3D print, and just paint the damn thing. I could use it in Forbidden Psalm: The Last War.
top banana. Weathering some at this very moment, M10s of the US and Brits for west Europe and Italian campaign. Never shown my work (i dont wargame, no intention but i enjoy building painting etc)
As long as the hobby's giving you something for the time you put into it, that's all it needs to be. :D Folks that paint stuff for the shelves and display are a kind of patient I can't fathom!
Looks great. Those Flames of War tanks are really rewarding to paint. A little bit of work goes a long way. (This video has made me want to get some more...)
Really good video, I plan to use this method on the dozens of US vehicles I have to do!! Took me a while to decide on the approach to use but this looks just right, I've seen some where the weathering is really OTT, like they've been dug out the ground after being buried for 50 years, too much for vechicles that had a life expectancy of weeks at first.
I really like your guides, no airbrush and clear and concise description. What is the real diference between Umber Wash new and old formula. I am having a hard time finding the new formula. Even Vallejo has a picture of its old bottle on their website. What would be the difference with Agrax Eartshade?
Great presentation as usual! A quick question ...when your painting your 28mm minis or any other scale for that matter do you use vision magnifiers if so can you recommend any? Ive watched a lot of these painting tutorials from many sources over the years and nobody seems to reveal what aids they are using if any or have they all got amazing vision lol (:>)
Excellent as always👍💜😊✌️ May I ask, where do you purchase your small make up brushes from, as you say they look perfect for dry brushing/highlights etc thanks👍👍😊
I just grab whatever cheap set shows up on Amazon first. It doesn't matter too much what you get, as long as it's not a bunch of really huge blush brushes.
Very impressed by the withe star hand made👏👏👏
Top notch, I'm really glad it's this easy to paint American vehicles, they do tend to have a lot of them
"Slightly imperfect" is pretty much my painting style! I think that's why I gravitate to post-apocalyptic/grimdark stuff. I can just be my imperfect self and it fits right in with the genres. Great painting as usual. Watching these videos on painting tanks REALLY makes me want to buy a tank from Ramshackle Games, or a 3D print, and just paint the damn thing. I could use it in Forbidden Psalm: The Last War.
A Very special Thank you , Troy .
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A dot of black on the end of the barrel would have looked just peachy , (IMHO) .
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top banana. Weathering some at this very moment, M10s of the US and Brits for west Europe and Italian campaign. Never shown my work (i dont wargame, no intention but i enjoy building painting etc)
As long as the hobby's giving you something for the time you put into it, that's all it needs to be. :D Folks that paint stuff for the shelves and display are a kind of patient I can't fathom!
Super accessible video and techniques that results in quite a nice end result!
Just realising that every episode is "very special" 😂 they are indeed.
Good! Gonna try this colors.
Great job Troy! The model looks great and weathering is nice and subtle. Thanks for sharing this.
Looks great. Those Flames of War tanks are really rewarding to paint. A little bit of work goes a long way. (This video has made me want to get some more...)
There's not much too them, it seems like, and when you've put just a tiny bit of work in... oh! There they are! 😂
Really good video, I plan to use this method on the dozens of US vehicles I have to do!! Took me a while to decide on the approach to use but this looks just right, I've seen some where the weathering is really OTT, like they've been dug out the ground after being buried for 50 years, too much for vechicles that had a life expectancy of weeks at first.
Very nice Troy and great video on painting small vehicles 👍
Another awesome paint job. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Nicely done! 🙂
Great job!
Nice!
love it
They see me painting , I’m priming , trying to catch my brushes wet and dirty
The M4A2 was also used by the Soviets through lend lease.
Respectfully disagree, Stug for life. Well done Sherman!
I really like your guides, no airbrush and clear and concise description.
What is the real diference between Umber Wash new and old formula. I am having a hard time finding the new formula. Even Vallejo has a picture of its old bottle on their website.
What would be the difference with Agrax Eartshade?
Another outstanding video! What base color would you recommend for Soviet tanks?
Great presentation as usual! A quick question ...when your painting your 28mm minis or any other scale for that matter do you use vision magnifiers if so can you recommend any? Ive watched a lot of these painting tutorials from many sources over the years and nobody seems to reveal what aids they are using if any or have they all got amazing vision lol (:>)
Excellent as always👍💜😊✌️
May I ask, where do you purchase your small make up brushes from, as you say they look perfect for dry brushing/highlights etc thanks👍👍😊
I just grab whatever cheap set shows up on Amazon first. It doesn't matter too much what you get, as long as it's not a bunch of really huge blush brushes.
@@SonicSledgehammerStudio Thanks, I've a couple of the large brushes - from my gf - to dust models etc. I'll keep an eye out for smaller ones✌️✌️😊💜
Would us tanks in the Pacific be the same colour as European us tanks?
Yup!
@@SonicSledgehammerStudio good to know, I was watching the show 'the Pacific' earlier and they seem a lot more green lol. Thanks
All these arguments for iconic tank . . . there is only the Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf E.