Sorry for the lack of progress folks. I did manage to get into the garage and finish up these AT Guns though. :)
I scored the bases with a knife before glueing the fully painted figs down and then covered the bases up to the height of the figures feet with drywall spackle.
I let the spackle dry overnight. Then painted it all Flat Earth. I kept things basic and didn't do any further detailing on these so that they would fit in with the other 4 guns that are already in the collection.
Once the flat earth dried it was just a matte of mixing up some white glue/water and sprinkling on the static grass. I also added some silfor tufts.
Im especially happy with the detail and finish of the troops.
Next up is a US Armored Recon platoon! :)
*Update*
Figured out how to edit posts :) Here is a picture of the Didis magic wash and Flow Aid I use for the washing of all my armored vehicles.
Heres a link to the site although I bought mine at Michaels here in Canada.
http://www.liquitex.com/flowaid/
And here is my next project. The Armored US Recon. I assembled them and applied a spray coat of black and then the US armor paint from battlefront SP03. Ill continue this in a new post. :)
Very nice Zsavk!
ReplyDeleteI was reading your Churchill post, what is the wash you use on over the green? I see it's watered down what "Flow Aid" but I could not see what you watered down.
Keep up the good work.
Thanks Ben
Thanks Ben!
ReplyDeleteI basically use Didi's magic wash. Pour a bit right into its own lid and then add 3 or 4 drops of the flow aid. I will make a new post with some more info right now. (Since I cant figure out how to just add to the original lol)
Figured it out! Main post edited with a quick update.
ReplyDeleteThanks again for the guide. I ended up going a slightly different way with my British but I guide did help alot!
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