The Airbrush Company Ltd announces a new publication demonstrating the use and capability of LifeColor paints.

While the subjects are oriented towards military and automotive subjects, it is all valid for model railroading.  We paint figures, we reproduce structures, wooden components, and rust, mould and decay.   The themes demonstrated are:

1. 1/35 scale WWII Soviet Female Sniper:

• 18 pages with two pages of historical data
• 62 step-by-step photos on how to paint
  
• * flesh
• **hair
• ***eyes
• WWII Russian uniforms
• leather equipment
• metal and wooden parts of rifles
• paint and weather the bricks
• other items representing a part of a ruined factory
  

2. Next is a demonstration of process and mixes for painting:

• Black
• White
• Greens
• Greys
• Flesh
• Leather
• Boots
• Whitewash
  

3. The third article explains in detail how to create Rust, Mould and Decay on an H Scale (1/24 scale) Volkswagen Golf GTI. This is the first of a two-part feature that will conclude in the next volume and feature a Volkswagen Beetle.

• Eight-page article
• 20 in-progress photos showing how to get the most of a ‘Rat-look’ on modern civilian cars
  

The Airbrush Company Ltd tells us the above and a bit more:

This is the first painting guide produced in close collaboration with LifeColor Acrylic Paints by Astromodel S.A.S from Italy. This unique book series includes painting and general modelling techniques covering a wide variety of scale models.

In these books you’ll find the essential information for painting, weathering and finishing your favourite scale models to the highest level while getting the best of LifeColor paints and products. Each theme will have a full list of the LifeColor paint chips that were used for the painting and weathering processes.

Available information on historical facts and real equipment will be added in most cases that will enrich the contents of the books and impart some interesting information to readers.

About this guide: Lifecolor Painting Guide Vol.1

There are three articles in this first issue, plus some extra details offering a lot more.

The first article by the well-known Master Christos Katselos is about painting a 1/35 scale WWII Soviet Female Sniper in a Scenic Setting in over 18 pages with two pages of historical data. There are 62 step-by-step photos on how to paint flesh, hair, eyes, WWII Russian uniforms, leather equipment, the metal and wooden parts of rifles and how to paint and weather the bricks and other items on the scenic base representing a part of a ruined factory.

The second article was done at Mr Black Publications’ Studio and is about painting a German figure in 2½ hours. Here we have all the necessary information for painting a 1/35 scale Panzer Crewman and a Panzer Grenadier in winter uniforms. Check out the painting process and mixes for painting Black, White, Field Grey, flesh, leather, boots, a whitewashed helmet, and more. The bases are for display purposes only.

The well-known Master, Martin Hughes, owner of the “Scale War Machines” YouTube channel wrote the third article. Martin explains in detail how to create Rust, Mould and Decay on a 1/24 scale Volkswagen Golf GTI. This is the first of a two-part feature that will conclude in the next volume and feature a Volkswagen Beetle. The eight-page article has 20 in-progress photos showing how to get the most of a ‘Rat-look’ on modern civilian cars making extensive use of the airbrush and LifeColor products.

A4 FORMAT
36 PAGES
STAPLES
GLOSS LAMINATION
ISSN: 2732-9224