28mm late war British & Germans Arnhem etc

[Tom Dulski]

Beautifully done.

[Ash]

Tank has decals and some mud drying.

Picked up a pack of Offensive Miniatures SS troops at Salute. Wanted to have another go at some SS camo.

[Shahbahraz]

Nice, I have those figures to do 12SS for a pint sized campaign. Offensive do some very nice figures.

[CapnJim]

They do indeed look good, Ash!

[Ash]

Almost forgot; there were eleven blokes in the blister pack.
Here's the MG with an additional chap with extra ammo.

[Shahbahraz]

very nice..   I did those as well, and Offensive were great, I ordered the platoon pack but asked for additional ammunition handlers, and they added those in:

[CapnJim]

Great job, both of yous guys...

[Ash]

Finished with the Tiger. Although could probably do with some soot around exhaust tops and muzzle.

[Tom Dulski]

Man I wish I had your talent. my tanks are all 1 color

[Ash]

Man I wish I had your talent. my tanks are all 1 color

Thanks Tom.
This wasn't too taxing. It's essentially just a coat of dark yellow. I used an airbrush on this, but you could just use a rattle can and spray it. Then use something like Blu-Tack & masking tape, to mask where you wanted the stripy bits and spray them with rattle cans as well. Then a wash, then touch up the lighter areas. I just gave the whole thing a light dry brush with the base colour, using a big fat soft brush, to fade the camo a bit. Then chuck some watered down pigments at it, once dry fix it all, bit of a pin wash...

[MaleGriffin]

Masterful brushwork!

[CapnJim]

Here, kitty, kitty, kitty....

Seriously, lovely job on that Tiger.  Well done!

[Grumpy Gnome]

Continually brilliant work.

[Marine0846]

Really an outstanding job.
Love the painting.

[Ash]

Cheers chaps, much appreciated.

Here's all 'Three Imaginary Boys'.