Hello everyone!
My last post was about North Vietnamese soldiers, destined to fight in Vietnam War (on a tabletop game, not in reality). :-)
My new venture in exploring different eras in terms of figure painting, has led me to carry with me a small notebook, in which I write down ideas and thoughts that may help me while painting and preparing my small armies.
In one of these notes, I wrote down the colours needed in order to paint these figures. After that, I made a clear copy of it (my letters are no better than a doctor's - and I'm no doctor to be excused for that).
Since I endorse the idea that knowledge, even a petty one like this, should be spread - otherwise it becomes obsolete, I give to you my Painting Guide for North Vietnamese soldiers, for your convenience.
I hope you'll find it useful.
Have a nice Wednesday night everyone!
T.
P.S: I believe that I will do the same (new Painting Guides), for the other figures I am about to paint in the future. Stay tuned.
Perhaps I should copy out my own painting guides into a better format (for my own use). My book is so full of crossing outs and spelling mistakes sometimes I cannot read what I have written:).
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean Mark. :-)
DeleteNice one Thanos, good idea.
ReplyDeleteNice chart...helpful.
ReplyDeleteThat's incredibly kind of you Thanos.
ReplyDeleteThat's nice. One of the reasons I blog is so I can go back and see how I painted things!
ReplyDeleteVery helpful and useful guide. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteExcellent resource for my new 20mm Nam project
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