A while back I reviewed the Battlefront Panzer Grenadier
blister for Team Yankee. You can find that review
here. You may recall, I
outlined my paint plan for the army
here. Since then, I have made some small
changes. For these figures, I used the Soviet Olive Green for Nato Green. I
think it looks pretty good.
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The full platoon plus formation commander. |
Painting these boys up really was an exercise in painting
Green. By the end, the black/gray was a welcome relief! Having said that, there
was only 6 stands so I got it finished pretty quickly
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The MG3 teams |
- Being this is the first non-vehicle unit for the army, I
will go through the steps I took.
- After basing up the unit, I hit it with a white
undercoat.
- I painted the uniform German Field Gray
- I then painted the flesh.
- Next I hit the Milan missiles, RPGs and webbing
with Brown Violet
- I then hit the boots, metal parts of the G3 and
the RPGs black grey.
- Finally the helmets and gunstocks were Olive
Green.
- I then hit the models with an army painter
strong tone.
- Once dry, I started on highlights. First up raw
German Field Green on the uniforms.
- Then a mix of Olive Green with a tiny amount of
Iraqi Sand for the Nato Green parts.
- The Brown violet with again a small amount of
Iraqi Sand for the Milan missiles and webbing
- Finally the basing. I used burnt umber with a highlight of flat earth. I then used some army painter tufts and some loose flock.
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Rear view |
So, the army grows by a formation commander and a Panzer
Grenadier platoon. I will likely paint up another Panzer Grenadier platoon at
some point but not before I paint some more vehicles.
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2 Milan missile teams and the formation commander. |
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Another view. |
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Rear view. |
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Milan missile teams |
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Formation command up close. |
I hope you enjoyed this article!
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