Painting 15mm German Combat Patrols for 'O' Group | Storm of Steel Wargaming

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:39 Preparation
1:01 Tunics and trousers
1:36 Flesh
1:59 Helmets and painted equipment
2:21 Canvas equipment
2:50 Wooden rifle stocks
3:01 Water bottles
3:15 Webbing, boots and leather equipment
3:36 Metal on rifles, SMGs and canteens
3:57 Figure bases
4:12 AGRAX!
4:30 Highlights
5:20 Varnishing
5:44 Texturing the base
6:11 Painting the base rim
6:34 Flocking the base
7:07 Finished!

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[MrRschwab]

They look great Alex! You cannot go wrong with Agrax Earthshade. I am painting some 10mm Romans and found painting the figures Gun Metal and a wash of Citadel Nuln Oil. That gives the amour a nice dull pewter appearance.

[oldschoolfrp]

These are nicely detailed figures for their scale, clearly identifiable even on a phone screen

[nirnman]

Alex a great instructional video but as far as I know the ribbed cylinders are gas mask containers and the rolled fabric is the Zeltbhan they have breadbags attached to the rear of the belts usually under the other equipment

[miked]

Did you paint the webbing on the front of the figures? I'm painting 1/72 Airfix figures just for the heck of it while waiting for warmer weather. I'm too old to start gaming. I know real webbing looks like suspenders in the front but on these Airfix guys it kind of disappears once it reaches the shoulder from the back. I wound up just painting a couple of thin lines down the front. Thanks for the instructional video!