Setup
Primed in flat khaki spray paint from Walmart.
Inked 2 parts brown 1 part black 1 part water.
Khaki Grey applied to raised parts of uniform.
Some details (but not all) such as guns, flesh and bags picked out.
Since these are my first 15mm figs I've gotten this far what I've learned so far is to pick these details out after priming but BEFORE inking. Because I inked so early I have to go back and ink the flesh and guns with the same ink tone anyway. I'm used to doing things in meticulous steps. Everything I paint is painted by hand. All thats left to do now is ink guns and flesh, pick the colors of those out again, give everything a single light hilight, paint the remaining gear and helmets, paint the amoeba pattern on which I think I'll do in a dark red, then base em and they're ready to go! It's just taking me so long due to distractions so I figured i'd offer up a little teaser. Hope you guys think they're coming along ok.
Later!
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