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Halfords car primers should do the trick. There’s the camo range as well that includes black, khaki, green and dark brown.
Hi CharlieI've done several of these and the castle walls too. Think there are pics on this forum of some of mine?My approach has been to undercoat black , using humbrol enamel thinned with thinners. Then use acrylics to paint. I use green-greys for all timbers, staring dark and dry brushing up to lighter tones. I think the key approach with theses models is to dry brush , so that all the fine details get picked out and highlighted. Within stages of working the detail lighter, I add a wash of browns to all colours ( such as Army Painter soft tone) and let this dry completely before dry brushing up again, as this way you really can get the castings to do the work for you and create some great looking buildings.Are you putting them on scenic bases or using as stand alone?Simon
I am importing these for sale to the UK and Europe, and just waiting for the first shipment to arrive.
There doesn't seem to be anywhere in the UK that supplies them, meaning you have to order them form US, which means pricey postage and customs.
I am importing these for sale to the UK and Europe, and just waiting for the first shipment to arrive.I'd be tempted to use a Montana Gold base coat - acrylic spray with no exotherm like many car paints.