WWII US Army in Europe and the Pacific (EN)

In this book, Javier Redondo uses a series of thorough step-by-step instructions to show how to paint and weather a simple U.S. olive drab camouflage or the more unusual tritonal camouflage patterns used by the U.S. Army. Using a variety of armored and softskin vehicles, all of which have been exposed to very different weather conditions, the book shows a wide variety of painting and weathering techniques. To illustrate the author's work, the book outlines various techniques and provides information on the paints and techniques used in an accessible and visual format. In addition, a color chart is included at the end of each article to help clearly identify the colors and products used. At the end of the book, there is a section of profiles to provide even more options when painting U.S. Army vehicles, as well as a gallery of other pieces made by the author. The book is a complete and fascinating guide, not only for enthusiasts of U.S. Army vehicles in World War II, but also for any modeler who wants to learn how to recreate painting and weathering effects with acrylic paints.

Number of pages: 128
Format: A4
Language: English