STAGE 1
Based and primed, the flesh has been painted, as this is a camo tutorial I'll not go into that here, you can use any flesh colours you'd normally use.
STAGE 2
Uniform shadow colour painted 843 Cork Brown, leave black showing on clothing joins and seams.
STAGE 3
Uniform base colour painted 912 Tan Yellow, leave some Cork Brown showing in the shadow areas.
STAGE 4Uniform highlights colour painted 837 Pale Sand on the tops of creases etc.
STAGE 5
Paint on the camo brown DPM swirls with 875 Beige Brown, keep checking those references, get the "look" of the camo!
STAGE 6
The details painted in, webbing and equipment and you're done. To complete he'll have a coat of gloss poly varnish followed by a matt coat and add some groundcover to the base.
exactly what i need !!!!! thanks
ReplyDeleteThanks Andreas, more tutorials coming. Dougie
DeleteYou make it look easy! Thanks for the demo Dougie!
ReplyDeleteNo Problem Raptor, patience and practice!
Deletevery nice. I think many will find this useful
ReplyDeleteThnx Gowan.
DeleteThis is just what i was looking for for my new liberation miniatures ultra modern Brits. Your work is an amazing insperation for me dougie cheers!
ReplyDeleteAny chance of a painting tutorial on the Byzantium arab buildings please mate!
Many thanks
SZ8329
Their small mosque is the next one I'll be doing, I'll cover it in a tutorial.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorials dougie a really big help
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Curtis
the tutorial is exelent and all your work too,, but i wish to know the colors for the boots,,googles ,, ammo pouches,,, can you post them please?? thanks
ReplyDeleteTorvic, all colours are Vallejo, Boots are based around Tan Yellow highlighted with dark sand. The goggles are Russian Uniform highlighted with Grey Green. Hope this helps.
Deletemany,many,many thanks this is gold for the begginers like me ,, your tutorials are very complete,,your work is exellent,, THANKS.
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