I used a toothpick to apply ameba shaped blotches.

Crewman are primarily for Tamiya's T-34/85 model kit but can be used for any late-war Soviet vehicles such as: JS-3 Stalin, any T-34 kit, JSU-152, JS-2 Stalin. Kit comes with 6 personnel: 5 male tank crewman in relaxed poses and 1 female soldier in a walking pose. I used a toothpick to apply ameba shaped blotches. Vehicle crewmen are dressed in late-war Soviet tank uniforms. Basecoat the camouflage uniform with a 1:1 mix of Black and Luftwaffe Cam. Dark Green (896)Įlbow and Knee Pads – German Field Grey WWII (830)īelow are the steps I took in painting the camouflage. If you find success please send tips my way.Ĭamouflage – Luftwaffe Cam. If you’re more committed to the crusade of historical accuracy than I was then I applaud your fanaticism and have fun. I’ll take the hit for historical accuracy because I think what I came up with looks passable to those who don’t know what right should look like. The easiest solution would have been to paint the camo in a solid bright green color since that’s what the camo looks like at a distance anyway but I decided against it and threw together a BDU-looking camo pattern. Looking at Google images of modern Russian army camouflage gave me a headache and trying to figure out how to replicate it at 28mm pushed the headache into migraine territory.

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