Speed Painting Bolt Action Winter Germans - How I Paint Things

In almost every theater where German forces would deploy to meet their enemies, there'd be a winter to contend with. The ubiquitous German greatcoat would see use across North Africa, Russia, Italy and occupied Europe, right into the streets of Berlin. READ MORE:

Though geared for speed, this method turns out a pretty respectable result and there are plenty of places where you might choose to stop and call it finished. As ever, I can't help but fool around a little longer than is strictly necessary, but I think the finish is worth that little extra work.

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The original Panzergrenadier painting guide can be found here:    • How I Paint Things - Late War German ...  

Finally, check out the following resource for an invaluable collection of colour images of original and recreation German field equipment if you're keen to find out the intricacies of all that gumpfh rattling on your Landser's waist! https://www.mp44.nl/

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PAINTS USED:

PRIMER:
Citadel Grey Seer

VALLEJO PAINTS:
German Camo Pale Brown
Beige Red
German Field Grey
Pastel Green
German Camo Black Brown
Khaki
German Camo Dark Green
Beige Brown
Flat Earth
Leather Brown
Black
German Grey
Off-White
Basic Skin Tone

CITADEL PAINTS:
Agrax Earthshade
Reikland Fleshshade
Iron Warriors
Valhallan Blizzard


SPRAY VARNISHES:
Vallejo Matt Varnish