Which Primer is more suited to a Biel Tan Scheme for vehicles?

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**MechaEmperor7000**

Most of the Biel Tan schemes I've seen are largely dark green-ish. However it's contrasted with alot of white areas, namely (the one on GW's site) some have entirely white bottoms. I was wondering which primer would be best, and if I should go with the white bottoms at all?

**Jordan**

I typically use Krylon Grey Primer to do everything, then paint with Foundation paints as a base (in your case, I'd use Orkhide Shade for the hull and Dheneb Stone for the underside, maybe drybrush the dheneb with Skull White), but if you want to save a bit of time, grab yourself some Army Painter colored primer in the "Angel Green" color. It takes paint like a champ. You can partially assemble the model and paint the green parts with the green spray paint, and do the rest in white spray primer.

http://usshop.thearmypainter.com/products.php?ProductGroupId=2

It's all going to depend on how much work you want to put into the model. Try out a couple of test models and go with what works best for you.

**MechaEmperor7000**

I'm just aiming for tabletop quality. A friend of mine recommended that I spray the tank in pieces for painting.