Ammo Modelling Book
Solution Book 22 How to Paint WWII USA ETO Vehicles A.MIG-6528
Solution Book 22 How to Paint WWII USA ETO Vehicles A.MIG-6528 is a structured step-by-step guide that teaches how to finish American armour and soft-skins that served in the European Theatre. Using an Asuka 1/35 M4A1 Sherman with hedgerow cutter as the sample build, the book shows every stage from olive drab base coat to dust, mud, oil, and chipping effects, all laid out in Ammo’s icon-based visual format so you can follow along without guesswork.
Although the example is a Sherman, the workflow applies equally to GMCs, jeeps, halftracks, self-propelled guns, and tank destroyers. You simply vary the intensity of weathering to match the vehicle’s role and environment. By keeping to the recommended order of application and drying times, you can reproduce the clean, service-worn, or heavily used looks seen on period photos from Northwest Europe.
- 71-page multilingual softcover (EN, ES, IT, DE)
- Step-by-step icon system for fast reference
- Covers olive drab painting, shading, and detail picking
- Shows mud, dust, dirt, oil, grease, and chipping effects
- Example build: Asuka 1/35 M4A1 Sherman w/ hedgerow cutter
- Suitable for all WWII US vehicles used in Europe
- Written by AFV modeller Kreangkrai Paojinda
- Part of the Ammo Solution Book series
This book gives any modeller, beginner or experienced, a repeatable recipe for finishing WWII US ETO subjects with convincing service wear and period-correct tones.
