Maybe a drybrush of brown around the boots and lower legs/gloves to give that dirty been walking around in the dirt look.Yeah stuff like firefighter suits seem to be tan or yellow:
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Mine are supposed to be during a shift on the front line so more grime than less is probably the way to go.
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Also never use white, use light greyYellow and white are just difficult. make the paint really watery / thin, like a milk, then layer, layer, layer.
Do not cake it on as it'll look terrible.
As sterge says, just wash directly into the recesses to save time
This guyAlso never use white, use light grey
It looks fines. Don't stress too much, everyone struggles with yellowLike, stand WAAAAAAY back.
It has to be PERFECT!!!!!It looks fines. Don't stress too much, everyone struggles with yellow
Looks great, yellow is vibrant as fu**. A million times better at taking pics than i am. the bases look good as wellGame over, man. Have to call it a day. Yellow is caking up a bit. Good enough for a game of something.
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Yeah keep trying things out. Interested to see how you go.Been playing around with some ideas for bases my next army
Knocked these up as a POC not 100% happy with the sand colour and the 'waves' are too big but as a first trial i think it works
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