Now a dry brush of a yellow ochre type colour was done to the top of each of the bases. This lightens the colour on the bases considerably while leaving some depth. It also is a good base for the next two dry brush colours.
Now a dry brush of a yellow ochre type colour was done to the top of each of the bases. This lightens the colour on the bases considerably while leaving some depth. It also is a good base for the next two dry brush colours.
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Where’s the snow?
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I’ve beenm thinking about that for the Late War chaps – I think my SMG guys are in winter dress and I have another batch of AFVs to paint for that – maybe some snow weathering on them is possible. Seriously considering.
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Snow looks really cool, but you have to consider whether you will ever want to morph the figures or include some bits and pieces from the non winter stuff you have…
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