Thanks. And you are more than welcome to rule England! I'm Scottish! Though I'm worried that England are going to rule the football field against us on Friday. Thanks for watching.
Thanks! I have recently posted a Roman and French Napoleonic guide and hope to get a few more 28mm guides on the channel this year. Thanks for the comment!
Very helpful tutorial and I 've got the colours! Haven't tried NMM other than FOW small arms, so it'll be interesting. PS I'm pretty sure none of my ancestors have ever ruled over anything, but some of the more intrepid souls paddled their canoes out into the Caribbean.
Keep the paint quite wet on the brush for the coat of London Grey so that it has a soft edge and keep the highlights with deck tan sharp and small. Then you can rule over NMM! cheers Chris.
Thanks! I was planning to do the Norman Infantry box next and had made a start. However, my Flames of War commission schedule has been crazy busy this year so my 28mm painting has suffered. It is on the radar though and will cover various colours for fabrics and tunics. In the meantime, check my playlists if you have not already done so. There are some other 28mm tutorials there. Thanks for watching!
for your NMM you said you used basalt grey, London grey and deck tan, what would you use to make NMM gold, or even green for green arbor for fantasy figures?
Hello M F for gold I use Japanese Uniform, Green Ochre and Deck Tan. I've never attempted an NMM green. It has been so many years since I painted many fantasy figures. But I hope this video helps you. Thanks for watching.
@@PanzerSchule is there a difference? is there a difference between panzer aces 70.335 and model color field grey 70.830? also with the panzer aces say 70.336 Afrika Korps and 70.430 afrika Korps highlight, how is the highlight supposed to be used? is it supposed to be mixed with the 70.336? Same goes for the panzer aces Feld grau's, they have a base and a corresponding highlight. is the highlight just to be mixed in? thank you for taking the time and replying 😀
@@MF-kv8cn There is likely to be some small differences but the same highlight colour should work across the board. You can't always use the highlight colour in the Panzer Aces range. When used with layering they can be very bright compared to the main colour.
Very nice job on all the figures and horses! Thanks for posting.
Thanks Frank. I aim to post more of this type of tutorial as time allows. Thanks for watching!
Добрый вечер, подскажите чем Вы делаете блики лошадям, что за цвет. Спасибо.
Excellent tutorial . This Knights look great . Remember me my ancestors have ruled England more than 300 hundreds years !
Thanks. And you are more than welcome to rule England! I'm Scottish! Though I'm worried that England are going to rule the football field against us on Friday. Thanks for watching.
⭐️ very well presented and an effective technique ⭐️ 👍
Thanks! I have recently posted a Roman and French Napoleonic guide and hope to get a few more 28mm guides on the channel this year. Thanks for the comment!
Very helpful tutorial and I 've got the colours! Haven't tried NMM other than FOW small arms, so it'll be interesting.
PS I'm pretty sure none of my ancestors have ever ruled over anything, but some of the more intrepid souls paddled their canoes out into the Caribbean.
Keep the paint quite wet on the brush for the coat of London Grey so that it has a soft edge and keep the highlights with deck tan sharp and small. Then you can rule over NMM! cheers Chris.
Great stuff again mate 👍
Thanks McNab. It was a nice change for me too,
Excellent painting guide, I don’t suppose you have any more tunic/fabric combinations you’d be willing to share?
Thanks! I was planning to do the Norman Infantry box next and had made a start. However, my Flames of War commission schedule has been crazy busy this year so my 28mm painting has suffered. It is on the radar though and will cover various colours for fabrics and tunics. In the meantime, check my playlists if you have not already done so. There are some other 28mm tutorials there. Thanks for watching!
Можно Вас попросить прописывать краски согласно их номерам. Спасибо.
any chance you could paint some Bolt Action WWII Germans or American forces?
Check the playlist section for Bolt Action. Germans are covered at least!
for your NMM you said you used basalt grey, London grey and deck tan, what would you use to make NMM gold, or even green for green arbor for fantasy figures?
Hello M F for gold I use Japanese Uniform, Green Ochre and Deck Tan. I've never attempted an NMM green. It has been so many years since I painted many fantasy figures. But I hope this video helps you. Thanks for watching.
@@PanzerSchule the model color japanese uniform or the panzer aces japanese tank crew 70.328?
@@MF-kv8cn It's the Model Colour one.
@@PanzerSchule is there a difference? is there a difference between panzer aces 70.335 and model color field grey 70.830? also with the panzer aces say 70.336 Afrika Korps and 70.430 afrika Korps highlight, how is the highlight supposed to be used? is it supposed to be mixed with the 70.336? Same goes for the panzer aces Feld grau's, they have a base and a corresponding highlight. is the highlight just to be mixed in? thank you for taking the time and replying
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@@MF-kv8cn There is likely to be some small differences but the same highlight colour should work across the board. You can't always use the highlight colour in the Panzer Aces range. When used with layering they can be very bright compared to the main colour.