Tabletop CP: AWI Redcoat Painting Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I show you how I painted my AWI Redcoats. Quick and easy! Plus I go over how to make a movement tray for square bases and do a quick showcase on my British Army so far.
Just when I need it, this pops up in my recommendations. Just picked up the Warlord "Liberty or Death" box. :)
Well done sir
Nice and easy to follow
Looking forward to your acw videos
Travis Good Job on painting the figures. When I was in a re-enactment unit I got to see the guys in the 63rd Rgt of Foot as well as the 2nd Rgt of the Ct Continental Line. You Might consider adding some Tory figures to your army.
I used a tin can cut to size with the front bent up using a vice and a small hammer. Then mounted the figured on magnetic tape. That was in the olden days with Hinton Hunt British Napoleonic. About 1970 I think. I should have used wood 😂
You are the best👏🏻👏🏻
great job, nice step by step instructions thanks a lot, I'm using your video as a guide to paint my army
Very helpful. Thank you.
Great video Travis! NWS Online can get you any Perry Miniatures troops that you need by request. That might be your most affordable option for cavalry.
Dan Buman actually have some british dragoons and their foot version on the way from perry as we speak.
Sweet. Your channel and Facebook page help keep me motivated. Thanks for taking the time to post :) I am almost done with some Continental light infantry. I will posts pictures on your page when they are done.
Very nice method of painting quickly
you are so good at the painting
If you mix a crimson red with a smidge of orange, then you’ll get a closer look to the more correct faded madder red color that the coats of the time were
This was a pretty informative video...thanks! Your figures I think from the video, look very good...even on the close ups too. The cannon will give your games another layer of "oh shit", to them. The mounted guys will look very cool, especially when you file that large Brit formation. If you're looking to do some cav for this period, you might consider the Napoleonic French Dragoon set. Now, I'm pretty savvy in the Nap stuff, but not sure of the uniforms would be the same for the American Dragoon force. When I watched the T.V. series, "Turn", there were some American dragoons in blue jackets. The uniforms looked awfully close to the French Dragoons. Anyways, if they're pretty close, you should get a box of those guys. I think they're from Perry or Warlord. The cool thing about the box is you get mounted and dismounted figures...really nice. I bought two boxes for my Nap games using SPv2. Oh, very cool on the your trays...simple, but effective. Thanks for posting.
redmist1122 thanks redmist. I will take a look at the French dragoon’s. If I can find some suitable plastic cav I will get some.
Very nicely done mate what miniatures are they, are they warlord,perry or victrix sorry if I missed what you said
basic miniature painting thanks! These are from warlord. I believe they are actually made by a company called war games factory and sold under warlord packaging.
Still quite helpful in Dec 2020!
Nice paintwork! What make are the figures and what size bases are you using? Also what rules are they based for?
Thanks! These are from warlord games. On the square 25mm square based they come with. I built for Sharp Practice.
Nice work and I understand and regret the choice of yellow facings :D
Patrick Conroy madman!
@@tabletopcp I wanted to represent the South Essex from Sharpe, looks cool though. They've been supplanted by Infamy, Infamy! for the moment though 😂
Patrick Conroy join the club!
This was a wonderful video! What are the dimensions of the board you usually play on?
Aslan Hicks thanks! We play in a 6x4 foot board
great tutorial ine thing did you undercoat the figure before starting painting?
Yea I primed them grey.
@@tabletopcp thanks i know they are grey plastic so wasn't sure if you had primed them first or not
What are those frames that you use to organize the miniatures in a line?
ASMR withNathan just something movement trays I made up. A flat piece with edges to keep the minis from falling off
Tabletop CP did you buy them from somewhere or did you hand make them?
ASMR withNathan I made these. Pretty easy for square based troops. You can buy them already made though. Warbases is one in the UK but there are many companies that make them. You
Just need to know the size of the bases you have.