As I understand it the uniforms were originally a pale green (intended more for jungle than deserts) but they faded in the sun to a pale sandy colour. The webbing was a similar colour to the uniform but seem to be lighter in photos, some black leather webbing was supplied (I use a black sharpie pen for those). Due to supply problems they also used captured allied kit, mostly shorts and shirts, they got a lot when they captured Tobruk.
Hi some very useful info. One tip that I would offer is that when you are trying to show us some detail use a plain background. With all of the other stuff there the camera focuses on the background and not the subject. It will help us to see what you are trying to show us. Best wishes.
The steel balls are nice but if you want to go full auto you can get a nail polish shaker. You just strap ur paint bottle on and it shakes the shit out of it and mixes it up. Apparently women have the same problem as we do just with nail polish lol
Ok clickbait this is not a how to if it had been he would have started by telling us How to prepares the surface and what primers he uses I'm having trouble getting primers and paints stay on my 1:72 & 1:76 figures so please don't draw me in with your rubbish
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Awesome tip about the metal balls to mix paint , I didn't know they existed before watching ... thanks man :D
Cool - I am glad That i Could share this
As I understand it the uniforms were originally a pale green (intended more for jungle than deserts) but they faded in the sun to a pale sandy colour. The webbing was a similar colour to the uniform but seem to be lighter in photos, some black leather webbing was supplied (I use a black sharpie pen for those). Due to supply problems they also used captured allied kit, mostly shorts and shirts, they got a lot when they captured Tobruk.
Hi some very useful info. One tip that I would offer is that when you are trying to show us some detail use a plain background. With all of the other stuff there the camera focuses on the background and not the subject. It will help us to see what you are trying to show us. Best wishes.
Lovely work on the DAKs. Great to see
Thank you, I will try some more color variations on the next 120 ones;)
Nice job mate! Looks great
Awesome, Glad That u like it
Very nice! I like your demonstration of your technique. I also paint 1/72 scale figures
Cool, i am Glad that you like it.
I'll be putting together a 15cm howitzer battery in 1:72 soon, looks like a lot of work and precision is required but bloody hell will it be worth it
Nice - yes and the More time you invest the More you get out of it. All steps I spend between 10-15 min per soldier.
Very good tutorial . You had a lot of work ! . 1/72 is my favorite scale . Happy to discover your channel and subscribe it .
Thx. I am Not Even findished today ;) so much projects going on.
What WW2 rule set do you use to play with them?
The mortar Barrel/Tube needs a bipod m8 🔥
Servus!
I'm new to 1:72 scale miniatures and I wanted to ask what bases you used, since I'd like to use them for wargaming too.
Welcome to the Hobby
I use euro cent coins See my Video
Base 1/72 German Infantry Italeri Caesar DAK
The steel balls are nice but if you want to go full auto you can get a nail polish shaker. You just strap ur paint bottle on and it shakes the shit out of it and mixes it up. Apparently women have the same problem as we do just with nail polish lol
Haha That is a very cool tip thank you
This is a thing also ? wow i'm learning things today lol ... everyday is a school day haha
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Warum in Englisch ?
Weil 90% der Viewer nicht deutschsprachig sind
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Not good enough
Someone has a 2 mm dick
Ok clickbait this is not a how to if it had been he would have started by telling us How to prepares the surface and what primers he uses I'm having trouble getting primers and paints stay on my 1:72 & 1:76 figures so please don't draw me in with your rubbish
Nice Comment, you could have just asked what primers i use. I also show it in the prime and base DAK video
@@20mm65 I wouldnt need to if you had not clickbait