WWI Early War German Infantry painting guide

It's been a long time since I did a painting guide (I think).
This painting guide is for 15mm WWI German Infantry in the early war period (1914 to about 1915).
Alright, let's get to this!
The paints you will need are:
Vallejo Grey Green 
Vallejo Flat Brown 
Vallejo Buff 
Some sort of flesh tone 
Vallejo White 
Vallejo Flat Earth 
Vallejo Bloody Red 
Black Basecoat

Step 1: Black basecoat

Spray on a good ol' coat of Citadel Spray for your basecoat. 

Step 2: Webbing/Boots/Pack

This is when the Flat Brown comes in. Paint the boots and webbing Flat Brown.

As well as the backpack.

Step 3: Uniform

I use the Grey Green for the uniform.

I'm pretty lazy, so I don't always highlight my miniatures (partially because some of them are so small), but if you want, a lighter shade of gray would be good.

Step 4: Helmet/Other equipment

Use Vallejo Buff for the helmet.

Also for the blanket tied to the backpack.

Step 5: Flesh

I used a Humbrol flesh tone. It gives the right amount of vibrancy for me. You can also use Vallejo Flat Flesh.

Step 6: Uniform/helmet decorations

Paint the cuffs Bloody Red.

Paint the regimental numbers on the helmet Bloody Red as well (I tried to paint a "32" on it for the 32nd Reserve Infantry Regiment. Came out looking like a "31" or "71" even).

Step 7: Pack decorations

Paint the coffee mug white, and the bayonet sheath Vallejo Flat Brown.

Step 8: Rifle

Give the ol' 98' a coat of Flat Brown as well (although I used another color for it).

And the result...

After the wash. Not bad, eh?

I will be painting more very soon, so stay tuned!