Busy with the wheels, tracks, tools and stowage:
On the tracks, I first brushed a coat of Army Painter Strong tone on the steel parts, to give some depth, and then drybrushed them with medium grey, light grey and then with a medium metal colour, Games Workshop Boltgun Metal. The rubber parts, and the tyres on the wheels, I painted grey (the tracks already were sprayed that) and given a wash of Tamiya XF-1 Flat Black. Once that was dry, I drybrushed the insides of the track and the tyres with dark and medium grey (not the outside, that will be painted later but differently). I also painted the rims of the wheels with Boltgun Metal.
The wooden crates are various shades of brown, sand and olive drab, with a darker wash and a lighter drybrush to bring out the details. The camouflage net is Tamiya XF-49 Khaki with a darker wash brown wash and a tan drybrush.
The tools on the tank were painted Boltgun Metal for the metal parts, with Army Painter Dark Wash over it and then highlights with silver. The wooden parts are some shade of natural wood (I forget which) followed by a darker wash.
I gave the outside a thick was of XF-52 to represent dirt and dust, then painted the chevrons with matt black and drybrushed them with dark grey. I actually wanted to paint them dark grey, but after trying three or four different pots and bottles with various shades of that, all of them gave too little contrast with the dirt, so I resorted to plain black.
