Wilder “Dry Russian Earth” (GP04) and “Dry Russian Clay” (GP07) pigments were brushed onto the wheels, running gear, lower hull, upper hull, turret top and tracks and fixed with a 1:1 mixture of AMMO “Pigment Fixer” (A.MIG-3000) and enamel thinners, added by brush.
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