I know it’s not generally your genre but could we see a conversion video on some of the different legions? Maybe gritty veterans for Caesar. Egyptian influences for Ptolemy and mark Antony. Parade/fancy for Octavian
As seen in Alesia with reenactorz weeks ago most helmets did not show any feathers on top of helmets being more the Coolus type. Hence I will cut them on most of my minis except maybe for some ' Optiones'.
You know how you did that tzeench chaos warrior for aos? Could you maybe do that for nurgle, khorn and slenesh? I’ve really been struggling to find good ways of doing this
There would not be much dirt on shields as they were kept in covers and only exposed when going into action. Caesar tells us this in BG II.21 when the enemy attacked suddenly and the Romans didn't even have time to uncover their shields; "...scutis...tegimenta detruenda tempus defuerit." 😊
Bronze details looks great, did you clip the "puddle" base off before sticking it to the base? I'm struggling to cover it up the rise with basing materials :/
Great video as always! Very inspiring as I go to print 28mm Romans from the March to Hell - ROME Kickstarter. Did you post the paints you used in the comments?
U.S Winter looks cool but you'll be building/painting a whole lot of metal models which can get more expensive than using the plastic kits. As Bolt Action is a very infantry heavy game my advice would be to go with U.S Airborne or U.S Army, as they both have plastic kits.
when he finds out he's painted with Barbarian Flesh: "We defeated Hannibal for this?"
How Barbaric!
I know it’s not generally your genre but could we see a conversion video on some of the different legions? Maybe gritty veterans for Caesar. Egyptian influences for Ptolemy and mark Antony. Parade/fancy for Octavian
This is a really fun idea
Thanks for the suggestion! I'm not as brushed up on my Roman history as I am my Space Marine lore but maybe I should take a look into it.
Brilliant! I love when you cover historical projects.
Me too!
Ave, true to Caesar.
Ave!
This isn’t a space marine painting video! I couldn’t possibly watch this! Where is my ultramarine successor chapter? :(
Good video man.
Technically Ultramarines are Space Romans so you could count this as a Ultramarine Successor painting guide 😉
Ultramarine Predecessor?
i love this type of vid made my day
I loved this video and would definitely like to see more historical guides.
More to come!
Historics are fun to paint, less surface area to paint and not over detailed
How convenient, I'm about to order a few more Legionaires to fill out my Conterbunium
As seen in Alesia with reenactorz weeks ago most helmets did not show any feathers on top of helmets being more the Coolus type. Hence I will cut them on most of my minis except maybe for some ' Optiones'.
There’s probably some good parts in there if you wanted to make Ultramarine guard auxiliaries for a 40k or 30k army.
Nice work as usual Pete :)
Thank you! Cheers!
Can you give me a hint on how to make a chaos deamon prince ? Trying to make one but its too hard
Can you make a Minotaur how to paint vid? I'm starting my first army and it would help. Love all your painting and conversion videos. Keep it up.
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll keep it in mind.
You know how you did that tzeench chaos warrior for aos? Could you maybe do that for nurgle, khorn and slenesh? I’ve really been struggling to find good ways of doing this
There would not be much dirt on shields as they were kept in covers and only exposed when going into action. Caesar tells us this in BG II.21 when the enemy attacked suddenly and the Romans didn't even have time to uncover their shields; "...scutis...tegimenta detruenda tempus defuerit." 😊
I like it
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@@FoolishJig Nice
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@Certified Brit Nice
Bronze details looks great, did you clip the "puddle" base off before sticking it to the base? I'm struggling to cover it up the rise with basing materials :/
How do you varnish your minis?
Great video as always! Very inspiring as I go to print 28mm Romans from the March to Hell - ROME Kickstarter. Did you post the paints you used in the comments?
Good stuff this helps a lot thank you
No problem!
What’s the scale of these? Could I use some of these to kit bash some space marines?
A bit too small I'm afraid, the shields could probably be used though.
@@PeteTheWargamer honestly that’s the main think I’m after
Hi, just for future, the sword hilt on his hip should have been cut down to the scabbard, great paint job.
Im considering getting into bolt action once i finish my 40k army any tips? (I'm going to be doing the US in winter)
See also: Valhallan Ice Warriors?
U.S Winter looks cool but you'll be building/painting a whole lot of metal models which can get more expensive than using the plastic kits. As Bolt Action is a very infantry heavy game my advice would be to go with U.S Airborne or U.S Army, as they both have plastic kits.
Last time I was this early Sparta and Athens were still at war
Now I have to add a new tab. Fantasy, 40k, and now the Caesarian Section
😂
cool video ! are these plastic or the new resin ? if resin what do you think of it ?
They are the original Hail Caesar multi-part plastic.
nice 😍
Thanks 😊
What medium is that? flow improver?
Yep, although regular AP Medium/Water works well too.
@@PeteTheWargamer Thanks I just recently started using it, never too sure on the proportion, I'M learning! I was used to water only before.
The irony of using 'barbarian flesh' on a Roman =D
I know right! 😂
MORE SPQR PLEASE I WILL KISS YOU
"Barbarian flesh". How ironic.