How to Paint Bolt Action - German Flamethrower

Welcome to our first Bolt Action painting tutorial. This episode is a German Flamethrower. Painting flames is tricky. This guide will show you an easy method. Please like and subscribe for more videos we have planned.

[@marcellocolombarini1653]

Great work👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🍻

[@PanzerSchule]

Thanks and thank you for watching.

[@darioscomicschool1111]

Richtig Gut!

[@PanzerSchule]

Thanks and thanks for watching!

[@gReGoRiUsTr4sh]

I love your work!!! Maybe you can put a list of your colours in the description? The colour and highlighting of the Field grey is so lovely!

[@PanzerSchule]

I will do that soon Carlos. It seems my bottles are quite old compared to the current descriptions seen on the Vallejo range. So I need to do a bit of research. Glad you like the video. There's more coming. Thanks for watching.

[@bravemini8264]

Thanks

[@PanzerSchule]

Thanks for watching!

[@brianf8998]

Great video and some inspiration for me as I look to start on my Early War Germans.

[@PanzerSchule]

Thanks for watching and commenting Brian. There will be another German Guide up soon. More to come after that for other nations too. Enjoy your painting.

[@thomasgrimes6664]

looking great! Now I want to get into bolt action

[@PanzerSchule]

They are a bit bigger than FOW and easier on the eye!

[@MF-kv8cn]

hey have you ever painted 1:35 scale figures, such as Alpines or Master Box?

[@MF-kv8cn]

do you have written down a list of colours and their corresponding shade and highlight matches for the technique you use, meaning no mixing of the highlight and shade colours, just the layering technique you use?

[@PanzerSchule]

Sorry, no written list. That might take a while! For a while now I've been listing the colours in the description of each vid. That will help going forward.