Today's video is another tutorial on my painting and weathering procedure on a specific historical finish. This time: Tropentarn 1, the first pattern of German tropical camouflage that was used from March 1941 to April 1943. This is often mistaken for the later-war German Dunkelgelb (dark yellow), but it is in fact a unique and different camouflage.

Thank-you to @brucethemodelnoob for the 501 s.Pz.Abt "Prowling Tiger" logo for my thumbnail!

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