In this post, I will go through the color palette I am using to paint my army. I realize that some colors would be not 100% historically accurate, but I weight more the final look of the miniatures than the historical accuracy, and also try to keep the painting economical by using the same color on several elements.
- Color range:
- Battlefront Quartermasters Paint set:
- Army Green
- Battlefield Brown
- Black
- Dark Gunmetal
- Dry Dust
- European Skin
- Military Khaki
- Skin Shade
- Wool Brown
- Worn Canvas
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Quartermaster set |
- Vallejo acrylic colors:
- Buff
- Copper
- Dark Vermillion
- Flat Brown
- Foundation White
- Japan Uniform WWII (probably the most important one!)
- Lemon Yellow
- Oily Steel
- Vallejo game color:
- Hammered Copper
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Vallejo paints. |
- Primer:
- Citadel Chaos Black Spry can.
- Additions for painting armour:
- Citadel Waagh! Flesh (Dark green).
- Flames of War, war paint German Armour spry can.
- Vallejo game color Wash: Umber Wash.
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Sprays and Citadel color. |
Last but not least, I fix the miniatures to the top of a paper glue stick with blu-tack, helping to hold them while painting.
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Nikuhaku soldier fixed to the glue stick. |
In the next posts I will detail step by step how I painted my infantry.
Stay tuned!
Banzai!
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