Hand-Painting Caunter Camo for Early War British Vehicles [How I Paint Things]

Caunter as an actual camo scheme doesn't work terribly well; long, straight lines in the desert serve to actually highlight the unnatural angles of an armoured vehicle rather than disguising them or making them harder to target, and it didn't last long in service. It was also a pain to have to apply in the field, since doctrine demanded it followed very strict pattern guides!

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00:00 - Intro
00:55 - Model Notes
01:30 - Basecoats for Caunter
05:00 - Shading
07:35 - Drybrushing the Hull
08:47 - Other Finishing Touches
12:02 - The Finished Tank

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PRIMER:
Wraithbone (Citadel Spray Primer)

CITADEL:
Screaming Skull (Layer)

VALLEJO:
Stone Grey
German Field Grey
Pale Sand
Burnt Umber
German Grey
Oily Steel
Azure
Off-White
Bright Orange
German Camo Black Brown

ARMY PAINTER:
Strong Tone
Soft Tone