ok. i guess Ive asked in other areas a little too vaugly,what are the colors for finishing the armor of the 3rd ID in Iraq? And dont tell me gulf sand! What I need to know is a good selection of ALL the colors I'll need to finish these models. From base coat to dry brushing.
Oh if I didnt explain before, I'm a gumby. Totally new to this but I wanna do the best job I can. All your help will be greatly appreciated.
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Answers to questions about the right paint scheme or tips for the right effect.
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mrk1963us
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Posted: Wednesday, April 09, 2003 - 04:58 PM UTC
Grasshopp12
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Posted: Friday, April 11, 2003 - 04:11 PM UTC
Gulf Armor Sand (although you didn't want to hear it, it wouldn't hurt to have), NATO Green, NATO Black, NATO Brown, Flat Black, White or a very light gray.
For drybrushing, mix the white or light gray with your base color and go to work. If you use a NATO scheme, I'd probably use MM Armor Sand (or some name close to that) for the whole thing, just make sue you don't over do it or it will look overdone and thus less accurate/convincing.
For drybrushing, mix the white or light gray with your base color and go to work. If you use a NATO scheme, I'd probably use MM Armor Sand (or some name close to that) for the whole thing, just make sue you don't over do it or it will look overdone and thus less accurate/convincing.
Graywolf
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Posted: Friday, April 11, 2003 - 11:18 PM UTC
MM Armor sand is the correct name (1704 armor sand 30277) and MM has also 2136 US Army/Marines Sand