Trying to find a PAINT GUIDE for early war German tanks

[John b]

I'm trying to find a STEP BY STEP paint Gide for early war German tanks, I have all the German colours but just want a step by step guide so I don't have to mess about with trying this and trying that

[Erestor90]

Hey, i dont know if you have an airbrush but this one is really nice :

http://www3.telus.net/Ritterkrieg/progress4.htm

[John b]

I have an airbrush but I'm after something abit Easy to re do sorry it's just the magic was stuff is abit too out there if any of my friends want to copy it :/

[grant]

Just copy the link. Troy is one of the finest painters out there.

[nelsons-signal]

I'm trying to find a STEP BY STEP paint Gide for early war German tanks, I have all the German colours but just want a step by step guide so I don't have to mess about with trying this and trying that

Hello,
if you are planning in regard to wargames – with the inevitable toy-character-sphere you maybe should not adopt the photorealistic way of model builders – and Tamiya German grey will fix great – then a black wash (oil-paint) – then a dry brush (oil-paint ).
Anyway the setting is more crucial.

Regards
Achim

[John b]

The painting recipe is easy enough and I accomplished enough todo it but I'm after a simple but effective paint scheme that some of the younger painters at my club could use