The Arsenal of Democracy - Painting WWII US Army Vehicles [How I Paint Things]

Support vehicles, prime movers, ambulances and the like aren't miniatures you often see on the gaming table, but they're neat to have in those handful of cases where you can surprise an opponent by putting one down. The beauty of Uncle Sam's arsenal of democracy is that it's all painted more or less the same way, too; whether you're throwing olive drab on a half-track or an M4 tank, the same methods will do the trick!

Keep an eye out on the Wheels of War Kickstarter due to go live soon! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/... I've got a bunch of the Night Sky Miniatures STLs and they're lovely.

If you haven't got a printer, Night Sky Miniatures have a couple licensed printers in the UK: https://www.wargaming3d.com/licensed-...

00:00 - Intro
01:02 - Priming
01:56 - Painting Time!
11:05 - Decals, Weathering, Finishing Touches
15:20 - The Finished Half-Track

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PAINTS USED:

PRIMER:
US Olive Drab (Vallejo Spray Primer)

VALLEJO:
US Olive Drab
Canvas (Panzer Aces)
Khaki
Off-White
Flat Red
German Grey
Beige Brown
German Camo Black Brown

ARMY PAINTER:
Strong Tone
Dark Tone

CITADEL:
Nurgling Green (Dry)
Terminatus Stone (Dry)

VARNISH:
Matt Varnish Spray (Army Painter)