Solution Book #37 - How to Paint WWII 4BO Green Vehicles

Solution Book 37 - painting Soviet vehicles in 4BO green

A modeling guide from AMMO of Mig Jimenez devoted to painting and dirtying Soviet armored vehicles of the Second World War in the protective shade 4BO. It is not a kit or a set of paints but a publication, that is a pictorial guide to follow when painting a model.

What the guide contains

• A connected method from the primer and the base shade right through to the final dirtying.
• Photographs of the individual steps on particular models.
• Icon marking of the steps, which the manufacturer uses in the Solution Book series in place of lengthy descriptions.
• Work with the shade 4BO, that is with the standard Soviet protective green.
• Ideas for color transitions, wear on edges and dust effects.

Who it is for

Most Red Army vehicles wore the 4BO green, so one sequence of methods covers medium and heavy tanks, self-propelled guns and trucks. A beginner will appreciate that the steps come one after another in a logical order and do not have to be put together from various sets of instructions. An experienced modeler will find in the guide a quick pointer on what to go on with once the base coat is done, and ideas for dirtying that stays within the bounds of period photographs. The guide can be used regardless of which paints you have at home, because what matters is the sequence of steps, not the particular bottles.

Neither the number of pages nor the language versions is stated here. The publication contains no paints or modeling supplies.