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SU-76 Sliced To Finished - Painting Tutorial Part Two
Now that the base colors are done and decals are on its time to do some weathering. I use a fairly simple weathering process on Russian tanks that does not take terribly long and achieves some pretty fantastic tabletop results.
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SU-76 Sliced To Finished - Painting Tutorial Part One
With my SU-76 primed, its now time to get the base colors on. The primer I went with basically handles the green - from here its just blocking in details and adding highlighting to the green to make it less flat. I like a pretty heavily weathered look to my Soviet vehicles so I work towards that look even before getting to the official “weathering” step. Here is a quick walkthrough of the steps I took:
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SU-76 Sliced To Finished -Clean Up Through Priming
Made some really great progress on the SU-76
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Loving the Hobby From A Distance
My Life in the Hobby Then, Now, and Future
So first two caveats - despite the title this is NOT (strictly) a COVID-19 related post! There will also be like, a lot of feelings in this rather long post. With those disclaimers out of the way, let’s begin!
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SU-76 Sliced To Finished -Vehicle Print Complete!
With no chances for thunderstorms today I popped my freshly sliced SU-76 (model from here, I highly recommend this creator I’ve printed many good things from this creator) onto the printer after getting the toddler’s morning started.
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