Thank you. I may be tempted, it’s always fun to have a spare army to ‘play against’. I’ve got the Gendarmerie section, depends what else I’d need to add.
The way you've painted vehicles for Bolt Action has really helped my own painting - thank you! I would like to see more Hungarians and/or other more niche armies. Although i really like the new US and German models, there are quite a lot of guides that have come out for them now, so doing something a little different is very welcome
These turned out great, Stu. I really like the sponge camo application. I have a bag of those dense make-up sponges and a small spring-loaded screw grabber that will hold a piece of sponge nicely - I'll be trying this on some 15mm tanks.
They look fabulous Stuart! :) As for pronunciation, I don't think anyone comes to You Tube for language lessons.. we come to benefit from the expertise of the content creator.. in your case awesome painting! Regarding tanks etc, just call them all AFVs - Armoured Fighting Vehicles - nobody can say they're not :)
Nice job, great to see something a little different, as regards tracks I’m a fan of Panzer Aces, Track Primer. I know not everyone is a fan of oil washes, as an alternative Flory Models clay washes work very well.
These are the two painting articles: indierockclimber.blogspot.com/2014/12/painting-hungarian-infantry.html www.flamesofwar.com/Default.aspx?tabid=110&art_id=304&kb_cat_id=27 Hope that helps 🙂
Thank you 🙂 It’s quite a big topic for a reply here really. I have a few different methods I use, and at risk of looking like I’m self advertising, I’d suggest more of my tutorials on the channel, in particular those where I paint infantry miniatures (Bolt Action and other games).
Beautifully done! Id love to see more Hungarians if youre in the mood
Thank you.
I may be tempted, it’s always fun to have a spare army to ‘play against’. I’ve got the Gendarmerie section, depends what else I’d need to add.
The way you've painted vehicles for Bolt Action has really helped my own painting - thank you! I would like to see more Hungarians and/or other more niche armies. Although i really like the new US and German models, there are quite a lot of guides that have come out for them now, so doing something a little different is very welcome
Thank you very much 🙂
These turned out great, Stu. I really like the sponge camo application. I have a bag of those dense make-up sponges and a small spring-loaded screw grabber that will hold a piece of sponge nicely - I'll be trying this on some 15mm tanks.
Thank you. I’ve used it on smaller scales as well, works very well 🙂
Very nicely done, good to see camo painted without the airbrush. Very effective, thx for the video.
Thank you 😊
Love to see these, definitely going to be trying the same with my Hungarians
Hope it works well on yours 🙂
They look fabulous Stuart! :) As for pronunciation, I don't think anyone comes to You Tube for language lessons.. we come to benefit from the expertise of the content creator.. in your case awesome painting! Regarding tanks etc, just call them all AFVs - Armoured Fighting Vehicles - nobody can say they're not :)
😂 Thanks Julian 🙂
Nice job, great to see something a little different, as regards tracks I’m a fan of Panzer Aces, Track Primer. I know not everyone is a fan of oil washes, as an alternative Flory Models clay washes work very well.
Thank you, I might have to try some of those washes.
Sponge technique worked really well for the camo.
Thank you 🙂
Nice
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could you name the location, you have found Steven Labels' painting guide, please? Thank you. And yes, more Hungarians. please!
These are the two painting articles:
indierockclimber.blogspot.com/2014/12/painting-hungarian-infantry.html
www.flamesofwar.com/Default.aspx?tabid=110&art_id=304&kb_cat_id=27
Hope that helps 🙂
Great video, can you elaborate on how you approach faces? I tried the express colours you mentioned but my figures look like they have lipstick on!!!
Thank you 🙂
It’s quite a big topic for a reply here really. I have a few different methods I use, and at risk of looking like I’m self advertising, I’d suggest more of my tutorials on the channel, in particular those where I paint infantry miniatures (Bolt Action and other games).
SPAAG! 😤
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Great job, will help me a lot! (The ny in Zrinyi is like the spanish ñ 🫡)
Thank you 🙂