This is a great video with some top tips. The only thing to beware is that on the official Warlord bases the lines of men have more space between front and back rows so some of the details missed in this tutorial will be more easily visible. My top tip to save time is to get some super fine tip permanent paint markers for the details. Get a gold one for shako badge and buttons, a yellow one for cuffs and collars (or other colour depending on your regiment of choice) and a white one for strapping.
@@FeldgrauProductions Did you buy these direct from Warlord, because they don't look like their Epic figures? I know there are figures out there that are 3d-printed. They look very much like those.
love the attitude "paint what is visible" and don't sweat the rest!
Oh how this channel has come since PowerPoint I can’t say I miss it. 😊
This is a great video with some top tips. The only thing to beware is that on the official Warlord bases the lines of men have more space between front and back rows so some of the details missed in this tutorial will be more easily visible.
My top tip to save time is to get some super fine tip permanent paint markers for the details. Get a gold one for shako badge and buttons, a yellow one for cuffs and collars (or other colour depending on your regiment of choice) and a white one for strapping.
Great to see some painting content! Thnx.
Nice tutorial
At around 12:50 you did the brown twice.
Strappy buttony things = Lace
Thank you! I should have just looked it up but I was on a painting roll.
Its a bit due to Your quick talking but i couldnt hear where you got them from ?
They're made by Warlord Games.
@@FeldgrauProductions Did you buy these direct from Warlord, because they don't look like their Epic figures? I know there are figures out there that are 3d-printed. They look very much like those.
@@peezebeuponyou3774 they are 3d printed with model by Turner Miniatures.
@@FeldgrauProductions Yep.