Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Welcome to this second video in a series painting Young Miniatures 1/10th scale resin WW1 German Stormtrooper (YH1857). Inspired by the somewhat recent All Quiet On The Western Front film, I set about finishing this “How To” guide series for you.
It is in a 5-step format, designed for beginners and covers the painting of the WW1 German uniform using Andrea Color's excellent acrylic paints.
Chapter Markers
00:06 - Intro and recap Part #1
00:42 - Step #1 Blocking out base colours
03:29 - Step #2 Highlights
04:15 - Ad Break
05:13 - Step #3 Leather
08:16 - Step #4 Uniform details
08:50 - Ad Break
09:46 - Step #5 Weathering
10:25 - Progress shots and Teaser outro
Each step is shown and these paints were generously supplied by Andrea Miniatures for testing - http://www.andrea-world.com. You can also get them in the UK via Historex Agents, who have also supported the channel and are a great source of modelling goodies. I got this bust from them http://www.historexagents.com.
This tutorial is aimed at AFV model makers looking to paint realistic figures. It is not a masterclass, however, if this is your thing, take a seat and enjoy!
#scalewarmachines
#figurepainting
#acrylicpainting
Catch up with Part #1 - PAINTING FIGURES’ FACES - FIVE EASY STEPS - WW1 STORMTROOPER
youtu.be/RYU7g10bDOo
Other films for beginners:
Painting Figures’ Faces (1/35th) Top Ten Tips - youtu.be/olnBs8SEqX4
Painting Figures’ Faces (1/35th) using Vallejo - youtu.be/no2zBike6Q0
Painting Figures’ Faces (1/10th) Brad Pitt - youtu.be/FqMnxQ_DO9s
Other videos mentioned in the film:
Weathering Your Figures (1/10th) - youtu.be/hiTh7FLS1SU
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Welcome to this second video in a series painting Young Miniatures 1/10th scale resin WW1 German Stormtrooper (YH1857). Inspired by the somewhat recent All Quiet On The Western Front film, I set about finishing this “How To” guide series for you.
It is in a 5-step format, designed for beginners and covers the painting of the WW1 German uniform using Andrea Color's excellent acrylic paints.
Chapter Markers
00:06 - Intro and recap Part #1
00:42 - Step #1 Blocking out base colours
03:29 - Step #2 Highlights
04:15 - Ad Break
05:13 - Step #3 Leather
08:16 - Step #4 Uniform details
08:50 - Ad Break
09:46 - Step #5 Weathering
10:25 - Progress shots and Teaser outro
Each step is shown and these paints were generously supplied by Andrea Miniatures for testing - http://www.andrea-world.com. You can also get them in the UK via Historex Agents, who have also supported the channel and are a great source of modelling goodies. I got this bust from them http://www.historexagents.com.
This tutorial is aimed at AFV model makers looking to paint realistic figures. It is not a masterclass, however, if this is your thing, take a seat and enjoy!
#scalewarmachines
#figurepainting
#acrylicpainting
Catch up with Part #1 - PAINTING FIGURES’ FACES - FIVE EASY STEPS - WW1 STORMTROOPER
youtu.be/RYU7g10bDOo
Other films for beginners:
Painting Figures’ Faces (1/35th) Top Ten Tips - youtu.be/olnBs8SEqX4
Painting Figures’ Faces (1/35th) using Vallejo - youtu.be/no2zBike6Q0
Painting Figures’ Faces (1/10th) Brad Pitt - youtu.be/FqMnxQ_DO9s
Other videos mentioned in the film:
Weathering Your Figures (1/10th) - youtu.be/hiTh7FLS1SU
Please visit us:
scalewarmachines.com
Or give us a like:
facebook.com/ScaleWarMachines
We're also on Twitter:
twitter.com/ScaleWarMachine
And Pinterest:
pinterest.co.uk/scalewarmachines
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![CAN I MAKE MY OWN ULTIMATE TOOL ORGANISER?
Christmas is here, so I put some finishing touches to my workbench and make a bespoke tool organiser which will fit on my workbench. I design from scratch and make to my own exact specifications - showing you can do similar projects using a laser engraver or cutter like the Falcon A1 by Creality.
Thanks to Creality for supplying this for review.
US: https://crealityfalcon-laser.com/3LApvbO
UK: https://bit.ly/47Z74Fj
#FalconA1 #crealityfalcon2 #workshop
US: [$419.4 USD]*
UK: [£404.1 GBP]*
*Pricing correct at upload (before discount code). USE CODE BF10 for 10% OFF!
Using the machine indoors? Use the CrealityAir Purifier to get rid of the whiff:
https://www.crealityfalcon.com/products/creality-falcon-desktop-smoke-purifier-for-falcon-a1
Transparency: samples provided by @FalconLaserOfficial, no money changed hands, editorial independence retained by me as creator.
What will you see?
Using Adobe Illustrator, I design a pull out tray and a bespoke tool organiser to halt the chaos and sit at my side on my workbench. This way, all my most frequently used tools will no longer be all over the place and stuffed in drawers, but at arms reach. At the end of the video, I make an acrylic sign and a small project for a scale model with some festive accessories.
In this third episode in my dream workshop series, I put the versatile Creality Falcon A1 laser cutter & engraver to good use - and it worked exactly as I hoped it would, with no end of possibilities ahead!
Why not watch Part 1 & Part 2?
https://youtu.be/Rpe1r3lF7c8
https://youtu.be/GyylePxF8wA?si=sjRS74G3qIjObyfq
Have fun!
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