The bare silver supports based on 40mm and 30mm wooden discs (see below, ATG - Mortar - HMG):
The crews mounted on coffee stirrer strips (see below, those are quite hard to come by just now, gulp):
Primed with Airfix Acrylic Primer and washed in Vallejo Brown Dipping Wash (see below, this is following the standard infantry painting pattern):
The uniforms are done (see below, Vallejo Desert Yellow with Vallejo Buff mixed in for the highlights):
Supports are painted (see below, Vallejo Desert Yellow)
The crews follow the standard Italia Infantry painting scheme (see below, I am not sure how accurate but the HMGs went from black, to gunmetal, to washed black to dull down, to fine highlights of gunmetal):
The supports are ready for their base texturing (see below, the Italian Infantry seem to be well endowed with supports - the large figure in the background is a D&D Clay Golem monster that he was painting at the same time):
Next: Basing the supports and moving onto the Italian AFVs
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Wednesday, 25 March 2020
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