"What can I paint with Contrast?" Well, almost everything! I'd say that in some cases you'll be more interested in a finished army than picture-perfect miniatures, and with a couple changes in primer or shade, you can get a lot of mileage out of these. READ MORE: The Deutsch Afrika Korps and the British 8th Army - the famed Desert Rats - would chase one another back and forth across North Africa to the ends of their supply lines, inflicting defeats on one another until the hammer finally fell with the Second Battle of El Alamein, where the British and Commonwealth forces finally forced the depleted Germans back to Tunisia, then further to Sicily and Italy.
These Perry Miniatures are excellent value, with each box of their plastic WWII figures containing a complete platoon, along with likely support assets like anti-tank rifles, light mortars and light machine guns. This isn't a paid promotion, I just think they're great!
How I Paint Things is a series of simple instructional videos designed to help the newcomer through some of the basics and demonstrate how the very simplest techniques can still give you some great results that're easily replicated. Aimed at the beginner to painting miniatures, there might be one or two tips or tricks that help even you old hands!
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PAINTS USED:
Army Painter Skeleton Bone Primer
Citadel Wraith Bone Primer
CONTRAST:
Skeleton Horde
Militarum Green
Aggaros Dunes
Guilliman Flesh
Snakebite Leather
Wyldwood
Plaguebearer Flesh
Nazdreg Yellow (purely optional on some miniatures).
Black Templar (if you like, or swap for ordinary black paint).
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