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Hello, friends. I am Nukebrush and today we are going to make self-propelled gun from BlckCatCartel.
The history of the Death Korps of Krieg is truly tragic – after years of nuclear devastation and viscous trench warfare, they have nothing left but a willingness to atone for the sins of their home planet by dying for the Emperor. Truly, in the grim darkness of the future, there is only war. Nevertheless, the soldiers of Krieg are masters of siege and combat engineering, so they use all manner of tanks, armored personnel carriers, sentinels, artillery, and other types of military vehicles. Unlike regular infantry, which lives, fights, and dies in numbers unimaginable even by the standards of the Imperial Guard, armored units, and especially artillery, survive longer (often due to the value of the equipment itself of course). It is precisely such a specimen that I want to show you today.
In total, I worked on this tank for almost a year. Not in the sense of "I spent a year painting it", but I began work on the project a year ago. In any case, I tried to paint my vision of what a classic Death Korps of Krieg artillery self-propelled gun looks like. So in this video, you'll find out how to paint trench army blue over the factory brown; how to apply classic decals and custom insignia; how to create eye-catching optics, lenses, and triplexes; how to age the exhaust system; and, of course, you`ll find – how to make rusty tracks, apply millions of chips, and imitate streaks of dirt, fuel, and engine oil on the tank.
Hope, you enjoy it! See you soon;))


Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
0:17 - of Assembly and laziness
1:42 - Priming red brown
2:49 - Rusting Tracks 1 part
3:42 - Main Blue color and highlights
5:25 - Exhaust pipes and Metal details
6:46 - Custom Markings and Decals
8:03 - Red Optics and Blue Search light
9:33 - Chipping all round the tank
11:15 - Rusting Tracks 2 part
12:07 - Weathering and Streaks
13:24 - Final result


Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio