How to Paint Partial StuG Interiors - PRE-WAR and EARLY-WAR
Hello. Today we look at painting interiors for very early war German vehicles. For anything mid- and late-war, the process is the same...just all the bits I painted blue-green should be left as red oxide primer. The line between the lower red oxide/blue-green and upper ivory colours also changes around; sometimes only the floor is red. Reference photos will help you infinitely here as I still don't know exactly how the transition line placement works.
Scale Studio's StuG interior video:
• Painting My Stug III's Interior! | In...
David Parker's Pz IV interior:
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David Byrden's great website for some interior colour reference:
http://byrden.com/panzers/Colours/ind...
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