Sick painting guide! I just dont really like the greenish tone of the Tiger, would paint mine more in the traditional yellow/khakiish ( you know what i mean, that pictrue that comes to mind if you thin of a tiger :D ) But nonetheless, thats a big help for me in painting camo lines, always tried painting them with a airbrush which didnt turned out so well as i had thought.
Loving these tank videos! I just picked up Fury so very useful. Question though, I can't seem to find Vallejo Dark Yellow spray anywhere. Or are you referring to airbrush primer? Thanks!
did u find anything? I think that he used 28.001 Panzer Yellow, which is green... only alternative seems to be 28.015 Desert Yellow. I'll give this one a try
I've tried the panzer yellow and found it too bright, though a quick light coat of middlestone over the top was perfect. It definitely makes the base coating faster.
Conan the Barbarian Im probably going to anger like 99% of the modellers- but im going to try painting with enamels with the original colours in ral used in the war, and use water soluable enamels for washes. Ill report once i actually get my kits..proly going to take few weeks lol (ordering from another country 2000+kms away)
I like to mix a small amount of metallics in with the colour I use on the tank tracks.
Could you reupload the links to the paints used? They are, unfortunately, not in the description.
Sick painting guide! I just dont really like the greenish tone of the Tiger, would paint mine more in the traditional yellow/khakiish ( you know what i mean, that pictrue that comes to mind if you thin of a tiger :D )
But nonetheless, thats a big help for me in painting camo lines, always tried painting them with a airbrush which didnt turned out so well as i had thought.
The dunkelgelb colour used here is said to be accurate. It was a tan colour with a green tint.
Loving these tank videos! I just picked up Fury so very useful. Question though, I can't seem to find Vallejo Dark Yellow spray anywhere. Or are you referring to airbrush primer? Thanks!
did u find anything? I think that he used 28.001 Panzer Yellow, which is green... only alternative seems to be 28.015 Desert Yellow. I'll give this one a try
This has been a great series! Thanks for sharing it.
Is the Vallejo panzer yellow the same thing as dark yellow I can’t seem to find it on their store
I've tried the panzer yellow and found it too bright, though a quick light coat of middlestone over the top was perfect. It definitely makes the base coating faster.
Sepia wash is like medium brown wash right?
For Army Painter
How come you used vallejo paint for this one. You normally use army painter
can i use sepia wash if my tiger is dark green ?
Very good method, straightforward, it gives motivation!
Another tip for fake airbrush effects is to use oil paints and feather them with a clean brush but it dose take an age to dry.
Great vid by the way.
@Cocoa The Clown To paint your minins and hear the lamentations of the net listers.
Conan the Barbarian
Im probably going to anger like 99% of the modellers- but im going to try painting with enamels with the original colours in ral used in the war, and use water soluable enamels for washes.
Ill report once i actually get my kits..proly going to take few weeks lol (ordering from another country 2000+kms away)
@@StalkeraBg nice hope it works
What are your thoughts on painting the parts before assembling the tank?
P Led I say it’s not the best because if you do that then you may not be able to get the same tones and the camouflage won’t line up
Paint would also prevent the glue from working properly, you would need to scrape it off the areas to be bonded.
Terrific video .
Great vid