Painting infantry can sometimes be a little daunting, here Aaron shares his advice on how to quickly paint up British infantry to get them on the table as fast as possible.
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Daunting is the word. Nice work
He does put a lot of effort into a single figure. I could not do that for 15mm when painting entire companies. Overall they look great, but I think the sand color is a bit bright. Then again, sometimes that is the effect one is looking for with such a small model.
As my eye sight`s not what it used to be, i`d probably do a little less of the highlighting, but not so much as to make the figures look plan.
Nice one.
Think the trick would be to paint your army one platoon at a time.