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brilliant thank you

Is the green i use for my Altefritzenburgers too light? That's in the Game Color range - Sick Green....

I’ve been using this but it covers badly and doesn’t mix well particularly.
This isn’t finished as I’ve been adding a dark wash over the top and highlighting.
Don’t particularly like it.
I might try swapping out for cayman green or the dark green from there normal range.

goat major wrote: ↑Wed Nov 08, 2017 8:18 am as this is the vallejo advice thread

Any tips on a russian green - lighter than black green but not as green as intermediate green ? Foundry do a palette called russian green but not sure how that looks in real life

If this is for your 10mm Napoleonics, remember that you'll need it a bit brighter than you would in 28mm so intermediate green might be worth an experiment?

Hi Paul no its for my 42mm Russians. Want something a bit lighter than black green to show through the gloss varnish but not to be too bright. Intermediate may just be ok but i have a feelings its maybe too greeny

I'll be basing my uniforms on this set of plates

goat major wrote: ↑Wed Nov 08, 2017 8:32 am brilliant thank you

Right....

It’s Military Green. 70.975 from their model colour range. Don’t know if you remember my Rogers Rangers from Gary’s bash? That’s the colour

That's the colour I use as the base for 95th rifles and Prussian Jager

What year is that plate oh horned one?

http://www.uniformology.com/RUHL-09.html

Oh grizzled one

Now you have me thinking of 6mm Great War of the 19th century again. GET THEE BEHIND ME SATAN!