Gloom Trench 1926: Imperial Russian Riflemen [How I Paint Things]

I’m a sucker for anything grimy, cold, and ragged. Gloom Trench hits all those buttons as hard as it can, and with the upcoming Russian Empire releases planned through Kickstarter, that’s another project on the growing list! Remember that even if you don’t have a 3D printer, Fickle Dice has licensed printers worldwide who’ll be able to ship physical copies once the Kickstarter is complete - and who can already send out miniatures from the British Empire range as well! Find the Fickle Dice site with links, printers and rules here: The Backerkit sign-up to be notified when the Gloom Trench Imperial Russia Kickstarter goes live is here: Winter basing on British Empire: Skip to 17:59 if the link breaks! 00:00 - Intro 01:09 - Priming 01:42 - Basecoats 10:19 - Shading - Vallejo Umber: The New Hotness 11:40 - Highlights & Finishing Touches 17:46 - The Finished Trio of Riflemen Thanks to Producer Patrons Alan Nuttall, Kyrie Crawford, Andrew, Jimmy, and Rod - as well as all the other Patrons that made this video possible, and Exit23 Games for recording equipment that helps keep the channel ticking over! Find out more at the following links: THE BASE: Stirland Mud, drybrush with US Field Drab. Add tufts, and work in Valhallan Blizzard with a grubby old brush. Sprinkle some on shoulders and helmets! PAINTS USED: PRIMER: Grey (Vallejo Primer - Rattlecan Version) VALLEJO: German Camo Beige Beige Brown Mahogany Brown Flat Earth Cork Brown Green Grey Khaki Medium Grey German Camo Medium Brown Leather Brown German Grey Brown Violet/US Olive Drab Umber Wash (Game Color Range) Pale Sand (or Dark Sand if you prefer the darker finish on the straps) US Army Tank Crew Highlight (Panzer Aces Range) Red Leather ARMY PAINTER: Tanned Flesh CITADEL: Leadbelcher (Base) Cadian Fleshtone (Layer) Kislev Flesh (Layer) VARNISH: Varnish (Instar)