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Wednesday, 15 January 2020

Work progresses on my Human forces


Working on the first 25 vehicles for All Quiet on the Martian Front


Well having crappy memory, and having failed to take any notes, I was forced to reconstruct what paints I had used to paint the landship. 

Primed black, then a base coat of olive green (rattle can Krylon camouflage paint)


Left after base coat, right after dry brush a craft paint Yew green

 

Before/after comparison A dry brush of  leaf green craft paint was added to this, then a dark green ink wash

Treads painted, with earth wash, then on the main structure of the tank a dark green wash. on most, some got a sepia wash


Battle damage from a heat ray, this will have rust added to it


First time that I tried the salt method to do rust, not bad

 

These were primed red oxide, then salted and sprayed over with British Armour (Italy)

 

I wanted a junkier look to these tanks, no green at all, just sepia wash

The to be done pile...

I will be able to assemble twelve Mk 1, twenty one Mk 3, two command, and one support


Civilians at the top of the picture with raver zombies advancing from the bottom...


Seen these before, still not done, need to be this week!


Freshly based and primed, maybe for this weekend



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