I had hoped to have uniforms and webbing done but I was only using a standard sized brush (about a size 0 or 1) – the uniforms took somewhat longer to paint than expected (memo to self: “self – get a couple of bigger brushes … when you get a job”).
Next up – webbing and other impedimenta. Then wash, highlight and lastly pick out the weapons.
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what colour did you use ?
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British uniform brown 😛
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Why, you like that colour or too dark?
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looks good, just that I have seen so much variation in british battle-dress ‘in the flesh’
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Yeah – before washing it looks a good flat brown. After washing it darkens (of course) but a dry brush of the same colour over the top appears to have lightened it a bit again.
The colours are just the standard Vallejo colours and really seem to look the part,
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Looking good 🙂
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