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francisbertiedog wrote:Thanks ALPHA for your info on picture/download for me it was not easy but I got there cheers Frank

No Problem francis... I had to learn too...My teacher was PanzerAusfG....who might have took offense once he saw my tanks ..Just kidding.. a really nice guy

Have a good one francis

ALPHA

Hi Alpha thanks for track info I purchased online camo paint from a spanish company Alejo, I took of all tracks wheels etc i hand brushed 2 coats base coat then dawbed on a couple of other shades trying not to overdo it, i put on decals i got from Germany and carefully painted on decals with my wife,s clear nail varnish to stop them lifting regards Frank

francisbertiedog wrote:Hi Alpha thanks for track info I purchased online camo paint from a spanish company Alejo, I took of all tracks wheels etc i hand brushed 2 coats base coat then dawbed on a couple of other shades trying not to overdo it, i put on decals i got from Germany and carefully painted on decals with my wife,s clear nail varnish to stop them lifting regards Frank

All in All ... a very clean job...guess we are the only two that brush paint our tanks

Happy Tanking Sir

ALPHA

Alpha, in the field of conflict would you make your way to the nearest paint shop, or would a tank crew grab pots of camo, and plenty of brushes I think the latter, cheers

francisbertiedog wrote:Alpha, in the field of conflict would you make your way to the nearest paint shop, or would a tank crew grab pots of camo, and plenty of brushes I think the latter, cheers

I tend to agree francis I don't think compressors were portable enough to locate everywhere ...with that said the majority like the airbrushed look lol

ALPHA