Warlord Games | Pike & Shotte Epic Battles Infantry Painting Tutorial P2 Muskets
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Warlord Games | Pike & Shotte Epic Battles Infantry Painting Tutorial P2 Muskets
Part 2 of my infantry painting tutorial for the upcoming Pike & Shotte Epic Battles, this time a focus on the Musketeers.
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Proper name for the musket rests is.....musket rests! Lovely job. I'm almost tempted to move away from 6mm and 2mm
😂 Ah excellent, well that was a lucky guess. Thank you 😊
Woah they look epic(if you pardon the pun) all ranked up. I have to say its not a period Ive ever played but seeing these is drawing me in
Cheers dude. Grab a copy of Wargames Illustrated and have a play with the free sprue.
@@MiniatureRealms Will do man!
The two musket wings look brilliant, Stuart 👍. A cracking looking regiment when brought together with the pike.
Cheers Andy 😊
You make is look so easy. I'm getting there with your method. 15mm are painful to paint, but the final results are looking great.
Super tutorial on another great range.
Thank you 😊
I know what you mean by painful. The first strip it two is great, as the detail is just amazing, but en mass they can take a very long time if you want to do all that detail justice - I certainly understand those who use quicker methods.
Those look great and really cool all together. A full army is going to look very impressive all together.
Cheers Padge, they will look really cool when there’s a table full.
Just started doing this game. I then went to the computer to see if any one has done any painting guides. Low and behold I found your site. I've enjoyed watching your pike and then your cuirassier and then your artillery. Now I have seen your shotte. I hope to use your style to finish my army. Thank you for the ideas. You have done an amazing job of painting these delightful miniatures. Wish me luck Thanks.
Thank you for the kind words, I’m really glad you’ve found the videos helpful. I hope you enjoy getting stuck in to your own army.
As always, thanks for the time you take to share your painting.
Thank you for watching and the kind words 😊
Thanks for another very instructive video Stuart. The unit looks superb!
Thank you 😊
excellent video. I was really glad to see you featured in Warlord's recent newsletter.
Thank you 😊
Planning to get the free sprue of the magazine and having a go at them,finished unit looks great now it's finished,planned to get ecw about end of July but might start sooner...still got 1000 or more minifigs from the 70s to do as well as regiments in 54mm scale.
That’s quite a lot of minifigs 😅
Another great video mate looking forward to the next one, minis look brilliant 👍🏻
Thank you 😊
Great job man. I love the grouping of your models. Very well regimented 🎉
Thank you 😊
They look great Stuart!👍🍻
Thank you Andrew 😊
They look awesome. I do like the random look. Would like to get some once I've finished my Waterloo
Thank you 😊
Fantastic work
Cheers Allan 😊
Looks cool.
Thank you 🙂
New sub here.😀Fntastic paint job i quite fancy trying something smaller scale like these instead of the 28mm. Hope alls well after the family emerg.Hope alls ok now.. Will look forward to whats next cheers😊.
Thank you Stefan, all on the mend now 😊. I’ve been putting together a Pike & Shotte Epic Battles Artillery tutorial today, hope to have that out over the weekend.
Look fab Stu. Don’t know if I will get to start mine once sent out in April as still finishing my Soviet/German 15mm - next vid will drop this week by the way😜🤓. Your painting always looks fantastic and helps inspire me so keep up the great work. Stevie
Cheers Stevie 😊
The musketeers look fantastic .They look the part . I am looking forward to starting the infantry . I have started the cavalry already using Steel Fist minis as suggested by Miller . They are compatible and very well detailed
Thank you Garth. I’ve been avoiding the Steel Fist website, I know they do lovely minis and I don’t want to be tempted right now 😂
@@MiniatureRealms I just blame Miller . Its all his fault 😂
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Stuart,if you looking for another regiment to look at ,then for Parliament ,I would recommend the Earl of Manchester's Foote .To give you ideas and research they have their own reenactment society .Its a double size regiment as well with one being red coats and green trim and the other green coats and red trim .They were also on the opposing side of your Newcastle Whitecoats at Marston Moor .
That’s a really good shout, thank you Garth.
Rattle can priming. I have found after months of trial and error that Tamiya fine primer and humbrol matt white primer work on the plasics from epic Napoleon sets. I strongly advise anyone primering by rattle can to cut a piece off the frame first if using any other primer rattle cans aand use to test the plastic reaction. Recently had the exact same melting of surface plastic on Vitrix products who advised me of these two primers having no reaction with their product. Stilll something is not right and advise all plastic modellers using rattle cans to prime to use a test piece first.
That’s very interesting it’s happening with Victrix as well, thank you for sharing those products.
Hi there. How is part three on the infantry uniforms going?
It’s a little way down on the list I’m afraid, I hope to get to it, but may form as an addendum to another tutorial later in the year.
lovely brush work , which red would you use for red coats ? and a yellow?
My go to is likely Contrast Blood Angels Red, yellow probably Contrast Nazdreg Yellow.
The pikes looked amazing and also the muskets stand out.
I hope to recreate at least half of the good impression when mine finally arrive.
But I wonder, if zenital highlighting isn't a bit of overkill in this scale?
I do see the advantage for let's say 28mm, but does it really manifest as an advantage for those tiny guys?
I think it’s really important if you’re base coating in Contrast/Speed Paint/Xpress Colour etc, but I wouldn’t if I was using standard paints.
I kind of want to ask you something I know that in the 30 years war in English Civil War all the regimens look different so there’s no real universal paint. I know it comes with two different colours in the starter set so I was thinking of leaving them unpainted
They’re designed that way so players that want to play without painting can, so if painting isn’t your thing I’d say go for it and start playing 🙂
@@MiniatureRealms thank you also I know they mean for the. English Civil War but I’m gonna do the 30 years war. Plus this is just a hobby for me and my dad.
MEANT gosh, I hate auto correct
Great stuff. Thanks for that. One observation - that black and white cutting mat is a horrible background to show off your painting.
Thank you 🙂. I have a green mat now.