More 20mm WW2 on my hobby table. This time in the form of the German Nebelwerfer from Italeri, lets be honest how can you not include these awesome rocket launchers in your army.
I started off with a grey primer followed by a base coat of Vallejo colours like uniform grey for the trousers, reflective green for the helmets and the rest with GW colours that are a close match for the jackets.
The Nebelwerfer I painted with a base brown camouflage of a 50/50 mix of Middlestone and Chocolate Brown and a 70/30 Chocolate Brown and Middlestone mix for the center part of the camouflage. The green was a 50/50 mix of Reflective Green and Middlestone as a base then a 70/30 mix of Reflective Green and Middlestone for the center of the camouflage.
Finished off the base with oregano and dried parsley after gluing ground black pepper as the ground.
Once dry I covered the models in a heavy wash of 60/40 Brown / Black to add shading. Added a few highlights and they were done.
Next up the finished model.
Vitor
I've become really interested in 1/72 scale because it allows for individual soldiers rather than multi-based models, on a small footprint. I've been planning to play using bolt action rules. Do you have a specific game system you use for your 1/72 models?
ReplyDeleteThat is the exact reason I am collecting 1/72 scale miniatures, to play with the Bolt Action rule set.
DeleteThe nebel is ridiculous. Absolutely ridiculous in bolt action. Such pain and misery caused by that thing!
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