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My neurologist said Alzheimer's starts with dementia and ends in Parkinson's-like symptoms, whereas Parkinson's starts with tremors and usually ends in dementia. Research into Lewy Body dementia for example, helps both. So it's fine!
@@Terrainosaur I was about to say exactly that. I had just gotten done typing up a huge wall of text correcting Eric when I noticed he had already made the correction.
I live in central Europe, there is 13th century castle-fortress on a dormant volcano about 7km from the city I live in. EVERY single village has it´s own heraldry and story that goes with it. I live in Pardubice, it´s heraldry is front half of the white horse on red field. Story goes when nobility was fleeing the city, the last one was riding on a white horse and the horse was cut in half by falling city gate. I come originaly from small village which has diagonaly cut heraldry, with wolf´s head in red field and a stork on a blue field, signifying the fact that the village was set up in the middle of the woods and was about keeping ponds and lakes with fish to supply the city. love the Brets army!
Eric I think this might be one of your best videos yet! Your passion for the subject matter, as well as the way you explained it and made it entertaining, it was all just really well done! Fantastic work!
If you get nostalgic about packaging again, I've found that a little clean up with a razor (such as cutting out the logos) turns them into nice labels for storage boxes for the figures. That way they fulfill that nostalgia and serve a purpose, instead of just sitting around collecting dust and taking up space.
"A Tale of Four Gamers" were always some of my favourite articles in White Dwarf years ago. I like to see people's armies grow and develop gradually over time, and I'm looking forward to seeing your future videos on this project.
The Rule of Cool indeed, the only code ever needed! Seriously, excellent work on the minis, individual color and design schemes per knight is the best way to paint Bretonnians! It's hard work, but so worth the effort 😎 For the Lady!!!
This is awesome, so great when Brets get some love after GW did them dirty. I tried to have families in my Bret army where the knight errants were sons of Knight of the Realm. Love the work you have done on these guys.
Thanks to these Bretonnian videos I've finally begun collecting them! I was always a LOTR and 40k modeller but had a real soft spot for the Bretonnian aesthetic (because how can't you!) 😅 so, thanks man, I'm having a blast with them! We definitely need more of this from you!
Bretonnia was my first army. I am so excited about this. I hope after you're done we get to see some table top battles with them. Can't wait for the next video
Great video Eric! I'm really glad to see you pursuing a passion project, too many people are slaves to the almighty algorithm and you can see it wear on their creativity. I loved the tunic and cowl, and really enjoyed the history, and I knew you were going to say The Rule of Cool. Thanks for the great videos brother!
Great video, and what a beautiful paintjob on these classic minis ! By the way, French viewer here, "Gueules" is actually still a word used in French. It means "maw", or any animal's mouth for that matter, including human ones in vulgar or familiar interjections. You got the etymology right though, and the way you pronounce it sounds just like the old folks in some parts the french Breton countryside say it ("Goule") which is accidentally pretty appropriate for your army. Cheers !
It wasn’t a total accident! Im aware that Norman french didn’t sound like modern french, and when the English have been using a word for hundreds of years, all bets are off!
Really beautiful work. Bretonnians were the first army I had way back when I just got introduced to Warhammer back in the 5th edition. I really love the classic look of the hand sculpts and clear poses, I know some people find them monopose or static but I love them, they're so clear and readable.
Eric - thank you so much for this video as well as your two videos on the old school warhammer jousting. I was just about burnt out from the hobby due to too much 40k, but this trio of videos has really rekindled my fascination with not only the hobby, but with this wonderful Arthurian time period as well! I've already started making fences and towers out of popsicle sticks and coffee stirrers
@@kenjutsukata1o1, yes. It's going to be set I believe a few hundred years before the last one was set. They already talked about it a bit last year, but all of their releases are delayed from the shutdowns. It may come out next year. They did show a map, and Kislev and Cathay were on it. The new Total War: Warhammer 3 looks to be focused on those factions as well.
when I was a little kid I saw the Bretonnians come out & felt utterly intimidated to even go near them this was very inspiring!! the freehand work looks amazing
One of the first White Dwarfs I ever bought was when Bretonnians came out for 6th. Edition. I didn't play Fantasy at the time, but man did I love reading the battle reports in that issue. The guy showing off the new Bretonnians forgot to roll for The Green Knight in the first game and lost because he had 275 points and a lord choice just sitting around off the table rofl
My uncle gave me the a 1000 point army when I turned 8... I was brave enough to open the box for the second time when I turned 13 and for the 3rd time when I was 18.. then I finally decided to pick up the hobby xD
Thank you so much! This is so cool! I'm a collector of old Skaven and Wood Elves myself. I would love to see a more detailed breakdown of the models in your Bretonnian army, telling us the paint job choices and which model from which edition etc. There are some awesome miniatures in there but they're skipped over so quickly in the vid! Well done, the army looks awesome.
Great video as always, Eric! Love the Bretonnians! Just finished 3D printing my first 15mm scale Bretonnians myself for some half sized Warhammer Fantasy. I hate to be *that guy*, but Terrainosaur's charity is actually the Michael J Fox Foundation, which is doing research on Parkinson's, not Alzheimer's.
I used to play bretonia but fell out of it for the exact reasons you raised. They are so scarce and exceedingly expenive. Even when i was buying them from my local Games Workshop there was only ever the starter box and maybe a box men at arms or archers available if you didnt use the little computer they kept by the counter to order in the metal figs. Really loved watching your video and excited to see Bretonia get some more love from you. Looking forward to more from our 6 Warlords.
Man; this just popped up as I subscribe to Dana Howl and I recently watched the first Tale of 6 Warlords.... and it SPEAKS to me. I used to spent hours staring at the Bretonnia figures in blister packs and the little two packs of knights in GW back in the day and I really wanted to collect them. I ended up with Undead as my WFB army, but wanted to do these when I got back into the hobby and found they didnt exist anymore lol. Great video - subbed!
This was probably the most entertaining warhammer related video I have ever seen! The sets and miniatures were amazing and watching the tournament play out with a voice over explaining the rules in a straightforward way made it that much better. Amazing work - Subscribed!
Becky love the colour and pattern of your hat. Lovely dish cloth too that’s the same yarn 🧶 as the one you sent me thank you. Wow you are coming on so well with your latest knitting. Have a relaxing day ❤
I remember these Bretonnians always looking badass in the old issues of White Dwarf, don't remember ever buying any but feel like I should check some of my miscellaneous boxes now. Great work on the paint jobs!
Probably one of the most ore inspiring tabletop forces when painted up like that, a real feast for the eyes and very intimidating to behold if you're the opposition to it 👍
Awesome video :) deffo need to highlight that this is a mini history of Heraldry in your description for that algorithm! Super interesting. Thank you :)
took me a minute or two to get over my burning jealousy, but those Bretonnians are in great hands! magnificent work bringing them back to life so beautifully!
Both my older brothers had "Britans" Knights , Saracens, lots of cool groups Highlanders etc . This brought back great memories of playing on the floor with my brothers With the knights and the castle my dad built. Thank you , l plat DnD and l dm for my kids high school group. Thank you this was great.
Fantastic video, I went in expecting one of those building and painting time-lapse videos with commentary over them, but instead, you went into some of the history which made it a very good watch! I subbed and hope to see more of your videos in the future. Also nice army!
So much in Warhammer fantasy draws upon real world history. It's really cool how you incorporated an explanation of the real-life historical influences into your video.
I would like to see more freehand tutorials of heraldry blazons, other than that I love the army. It’s a nice mix of models from all editions of Bretonnia, and characters such as duke bohemond beast slayer and even louen leuoncour. (Or his mount at least.)
Eric, that was ANOTHER great video dude. My breast also swells with love for The Lady and Bretonnia! If you're looking for non GW Knights, I've found the Albion Knights from Fireforge Games to be good, I think they're 28mm scale, too. Keep up the good work!
Gotta say that Michael Perry is a god damn badass. Lost his right hand loading a reproduction Cannon, taught himself how to paint and sculpt using his left hand. If people want good historical miniatures for conversion purposes, highly recommend the Perry Miniatures stuff.
I am a huge Bretonia fan, and have been looking into starting an army of them, but I know it would be an expensive endeavor. Subbed cus I HAVE to see more ♥
Me seeing the tale of 6 warlords announcement, and the first 3 videos: wow it's getting difficult to resist going back and doing bretonnia Me seeing this video: aw heck
Lovely stuff, the full vibrant colour of all the various heraldry in a Bretonnian army is a sight to behold. Who ever gets the pleasure of facing off against them is in for a treat. I'm currently doing a painting project on TH-cam, and have chosen to do different heraldry on each of my Undead units, but sticking to the same colours. It is fun, but I totally understand how it can leave you feeling locked into a project. Anyway, looking forward to seeing more of your brilliant looking Bretonnians!
Great video. Enjoyable to watch someone get a dream army on the table. Been doing the same with my dark elves for like 20 years. Finally ponied up the cash to get the executioner models I wanted since I was a kid 😁 Been pinning their little sword blades on ever since 😂😭. I really wish they sculpted the blade into mini.
you are such a phenomenal artist man like wow i am amazed i dont think i would ever tackle an army like this ill stick to my cadians im almost done 20 infantry and they will be the first guys i have ever done with all my effort poured in i think they will turn out good! :)
Beautiful army! I've been working on my own Bretonnian army as a side project for a couple of years now and like you went for the rule of cool when it came to schemes
I did purple and yellow for my paint scheme. I love the contrast, and it looks awesome. I haven't fully painted my army yet. Getting there. For the Lady! Glad you are giving Bretonnia some much needed love (since GW apparently forgot they ever existed).
Looks great! Using a Fireforge Army for a Bretonion inspired Kingdoms of Me Kings of War army. Love the color variety that the knights afford your army.
Fuck me! A vid on modding bannerlord, a new sumo channel and now someone who loves Bretonia as much as me? TH-cam recommendations knocking it out of the park, subbed and great vid!
I'm in the process of building a Bretonnian force and am still yet to find grail knights or the grail reliquae at a decent price. Loved the bit on heraldry btw
What a blast from the past!!! I learned to paint on Bretonnians. The problem was that after any model was more than a couple years old (painted), my skills had improved enough that I no longer liked it. So I always wanted to repaint older models. Anyway, great video. Makes me want to start anew.
Damn dude, that's awesome. I've been debating on a paint job for my 9 shining spears, and skyrunner exarch. I think this was just the thing I needed to hunker down and get her done.
@@EricsHobbyWorkshop holly s#*t! i play Biel-Tan!!!!! love the re-roll 1's for sheruken weapons, and +1 to leadership for all aspect warriors it gives. it's basically Xenos Ultramarines. sorry not sorry. :v lol also that green and white just looks epic. but i HAVE been debating on colour schemes for the aspect shrines. again. this vid helped me come to certain conclusions. like adding spear tips to my S.S. and shields with house heraldry. i'f you would like, i'd be happy to share my conversions. :D
Always had a soft spot for bretonnians from back in the day, my warhammer fantasy journey started with the 5th(?) ed box, Brets v Lizards :) Also, i know you are mainly focusing on the classic minis, but if i may make a suggestion for some 3d printable alternate minis, Lost Kingdom Miniatures doa like called the Kingdoms of Mercia, and they are a perfect fit for these knightly bois, i picked up the kickstarted myself back when it released, and i fell in love with their pegasus knights and the king on his giant mount, plus all the different knights. Keep up the awesome work my dude, love your channel and content, though im still getting nightmares from the lamprey in the monster bash vids, those things freak me the feck out.
Great video! Digging the freehand advice! It always amazes me how these armies, filled with such a cacophony of colour and pattern, when all grouped together, feel so cohesive and just works so well. (side note, Terrainosaur's foundation of choice is for Parkinson's - unless that was an inside joke with him I'm unaware of lol)
Impressed that you painted the model in the CoA of Thomas Montague: I portrayed him in my medieval reenactment society. He died at the siege of Orleans in 1428 when a cannonball smashed through a window he was standing by and the shrapnel took off half of his face.
My favorite WHFB Army! I was never so much into the grail lore but I loved the medieval knights. Most of my army was old 3rd Edition stuff when Bretonnia was more like the Burgundians but I always loved the medieval vibe over the more Renaissance vibe of the Empire. I would love to see you build some Bretonnian inspired terrain, maybe even a keep or castle.
Great video! I recently sold five of my old Bretonnian mounted knights for, what seems like after watching your video, a distressingly low price. Never mind. Hopefully someone like you will paint them up nicely (because I didn’t 25 years ago). I did keep hold of my old men-at-arms though so I could use them for Heroquest and AHQ.
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My neurologist said Alzheimer's starts with dementia and ends in Parkinson's-like symptoms, whereas Parkinson's starts with tremors and usually ends in dementia. Research into Lewy Body dementia for example, helps both. So it's fine!
@@Terrainosaur I was about to say exactly that. I had just gotten done typing up a huge wall of text correcting Eric when I noticed he had already made the correction.
Sir Erik Hobby of Workshop, your Nobility is a paragon for all to strive for!
@@garfieldwithissuez jesus garfield, calm down he just made a small mistake
@@ddank9393 lol no kidding
I had no idea this would be a history lesson as well, badass
Heck yeah brother
Everybody's a badass until they see their tournament opponent has 4 balls in their heraldry.
Lol so true! Or three lions!
I live in central Europe, there is 13th century castle-fortress on a dormant volcano about 7km from the city I live in. EVERY single village has it´s own heraldry and story that goes with it.
I live in Pardubice, it´s heraldry is front half of the white horse on red field. Story goes when nobility was fleeing the city, the last one was riding on a white horse and the horse was cut in half by falling city gate.
I come originaly from small village which has diagonaly cut heraldry, with wolf´s head in red field and a stork on a blue field, signifying the fact that the village was set up in the middle of the woods and was about keeping ponds and lakes with fish to supply the city.
love the Brets army!
Eric I think this might be one of your best videos yet! Your passion for the subject matter, as well as the way you explained it and made it entertaining, it was all just really well done! Fantastic work!
Thanks Dana! I definitely had fun making this one!!
Classic Bretonnians! Those Perry sculpts have aged wonderfully, I'm glad I still have all mine
learning as much as possible about Heraldic, just to throw the rules overboard. I love it!
Haha apart from the red and black thing I do think the rules are good guidelines :)
If you get nostalgic about packaging again, I've found that a little clean up with a razor (such as cutting out the logos) turns them into nice labels for storage boxes for the figures. That way they fulfill that nostalgia and serve a purpose, instead of just sitting around collecting dust and taking up space.
"A Tale of Four Gamers" were always some of my favourite articles in White Dwarf years ago. I like to see people's armies grow and develop gradually over time, and I'm looking forward to seeing your future videos on this project.
I loved those articles, they really need to use that format again
Those figures are stunning, I absolutely love knights, quite an impressive army you have there which just needs a large castle to defend =)
The Rule of Cool indeed, the only code ever needed! Seriously, excellent work on the minis, individual color and design schemes per knight is the best way to paint Bretonnians! It's hard work, but so worth the effort 😎 For the Lady!!!
Thanks commander!! I had a lot of fun on this one
This is awesome, so great when Brets get some love after GW did them dirty. I tried to have families in my Bret army where the knight errants were sons of Knight of the Realm. Love the work you have done on these guys.
Heraldry just makes the backstory of your army just write itself pretty much!
I like to imagine that the Knights Errant are more like little brothers and such. But I guess they could also be sons as well.
Wow, you heckin nailed these paint jobs. That's the Bretonnia of my memories, my childhood. You really captured their magic.
Also I see you wearing your green tunic, you can't hide from us 👀
I grew up playing with my dads 10mm 100 years war miniatures and love these models
Thanks to these Bretonnian videos I've finally begun collecting them! I was always a LOTR and 40k modeller but had a real soft spot for the Bretonnian aesthetic (because how can't you!) 😅 so, thanks man, I'm having a blast with them! We definitely need more of this from you!
Bretonnia was my first army. I am so excited about this. I hope after you're done we get to see some table top battles with them. Can't wait for the next video
Great video Eric! I'm really glad to see you pursuing a passion project, too many people are slaves to the almighty algorithm and you can see it wear on their creativity. I loved the tunic and cowl, and really enjoyed the history, and I knew you were going to say The Rule of Cool. Thanks for the great videos brother!
Great video, and what a beautiful paintjob on these classic minis ! By the way, French viewer here, "Gueules" is actually still a word used in French. It means "maw", or any animal's mouth for that matter, including human ones in vulgar or familiar interjections. You got the etymology right though, and the way you pronounce it sounds just like the old folks in some parts the french Breton countryside say it ("Goule") which is accidentally pretty appropriate for your army. Cheers !
It wasn’t a total accident! Im aware that Norman french didn’t sound like modern french, and when the English have been using a word for hundreds of years, all bets are off!
Well Sir Eric. This amry is amaizing!
A perfect army of nobles and I love the forest background too.
Really beautiful work. Bretonnians were the first army I had way back when I just got introduced to Warhammer back in the 5th edition. I really love the classic look of the hand sculpts and clear poses, I know some people find them monopose or static but I love them, they're so clear and readable.
I love the hand sculpted look too, and you are right, the poses are timeless!
Eric - thank you so much for this video as well as your two videos on the old school warhammer jousting. I was just about burnt out from the hobby due to too much 40k, but this trio of videos has really rekindled my fascination with not only the hobby, but with this wonderful Arthurian time period as well! I've already started making fences and towers out of popsicle sticks and coffee stirrers
Awesome! Love hearing stuff like that
coooool!!!!
😎
You just cursed thousands of people with the drive to paint Bretonnia, the hardest army to find and most expensive
Hopefully that'll change when The Old World comes out!
@@godconvoy Wait, is Games Workshop bringing back the Old World!?
@@kenjutsukata1o1, yes. It's going to be set I believe a few hundred years before the last one was set. They already talked about it a bit last year, but all of their releases are delayed from the shutdowns. It may come out next year. They did show a map, and Kislev and Cathay were on it. The new Total War: Warhammer 3 looks to be focused on those factions as well.
@@godconvoy They said it was many years off, I'm betting 2 years
Other brands like Fireforge Games make great quality models for a Bretonnian army for far less cost that GW models. :)
when I was a little kid I saw the Bretonnians come out & felt utterly intimidated to even go near them
this was very inspiring!! the freehand work looks amazing
Me too. Same with high elves. I went for orcs and goblins as a kid because they were much more forgiving to paint
One of the first White Dwarfs I ever bought was when Bretonnians came out for 6th. Edition. I didn't play Fantasy at the time, but man did I love reading the battle reports in that issue. The guy showing off the new Bretonnians forgot to roll for The Green Knight in the first game and lost because he had 275 points and a lord choice just sitting around off the table rofl
My uncle gave me the a 1000 point army when I turned 8... I was brave enough to open the box for the second time when I turned 13 and for the 3rd time when I was 18.. then I finally decided to pick up the hobby xD
Thank you so much! This is so cool! I'm a collector of old Skaven and Wood Elves myself. I would love to see a more detailed breakdown of the models in your Bretonnian army, telling us the paint job choices and which model from which edition etc. There are some awesome miniatures in there but they're skipped over so quickly in the vid! Well done, the army looks awesome.
Thank you for the shout out Eric! Also, if you haven’t looked at Claymore Castings’ models for Bretonnia, you definitely should!
I was looking at those recently! Really hot stuff
THIS. this was amazing. You lived a dream of mine I've had for years. Just born to late. Love this content and the Bretonnions so much!
Great video mate. Really interesting and inspiring. Cheers.
Great video as always, Eric! Love the Bretonnians! Just finished 3D printing my first 15mm scale Bretonnians myself for some half sized Warhammer Fantasy. I hate to be *that guy*, but Terrainosaur's charity is actually the Michael J Fox Foundation, which is doing research on Parkinson's, not Alzheimer's.
Brings back some memories and that is some excellent heraldic painting. LOVE it!
I used to play bretonia but fell out of it for the exact reasons you raised. They are so scarce and exceedingly expenive. Even when i was buying them from my local Games Workshop there was only ever the starter box and maybe a box men at arms or archers available if you didnt use the little computer they kept by the counter to order in the metal figs. Really loved watching your video and excited to see Bretonia get some more love from you. Looking forward to more from our 6 Warlords.
Man; this just popped up as I subscribe to Dana Howl and I recently watched the first Tale of 6 Warlords.... and it SPEAKS to me. I used to spent hours staring at the Bretonnia figures in blister packs and the little two packs of knights in GW back in the day and I really wanted to collect them. I ended up with Undead as my WFB army, but wanted to do these when I got back into the hobby and found they didnt exist anymore lol. Great video - subbed!
Amazing army! Bretonnians on the field are truly breathtaking, and your terrain compliments the whole thing wonderfully! 🔥
This was probably the most entertaining warhammer related video I have ever seen! The sets and miniatures were amazing and watching the tournament play out with a voice over explaining the rules in a straightforward way made it that much better. Amazing work - Subscribed!
Becky love the colour and pattern of your hat. Lovely dish cloth too that’s the same yarn 🧶 as the one you sent me thank you.
Wow you are coming on so well with your latest knitting. Have a relaxing day ❤
Your passion for this army is inspiring. Well done, Sir Eric!
Very cool, I love your heraldic designs, and also it was interesting with some info about heraldry! More please?
you are great and this video is great! From Bond movies and heraldy lessons, to amazing Bretonnians and amazing you
I remember these Bretonnians always looking badass in the old issues of White Dwarf, don't remember ever buying any but feel like I should check some of my miscellaneous boxes now. Great work on the paint jobs!
Eric, your content is 10/10!
I very much enjoy it.
Probably one of the most ore inspiring tabletop forces when painted up like that, a real feast for the eyes and very intimidating to behold if you're the opposition to it 👍
Love the description of the heraldry and love your execution!
Cheers from Brazil, man! I'm getting a lot of inspiration from your channel. Keep up the good work =)
Awesome video :) deffo need to highlight that this is a mini history of Heraldry in your description for that algorithm! Super interesting. Thank you :)
Thank you very much for this video, Bretons have always been my favorite, seeing them back on screen always makes me a bit nostalgic.
one of the best armies. as i remember i love the boar-snout rules for charges. omg those triangular formations even for archers, simply love it
took me a minute or two to get over my burning jealousy, but those Bretonnians are in great hands! magnificent work bringing them back to life so beautifully!
Such a fun and educational video! Thank you Sir! On Her Majesty's Secret Service is one of my favorites!
Its just so silly lol. Austin powers draws more on that movie than any other
Odd's Teeth! That army is gorgeous! The heraldry is so wonderful.
Yay Bretonnians! I loved those Nigel Stillman articles in GW about him making a Bretonnian army. Awesome stuff.
Both my older brothers had "Britans"
Knights , Saracens, lots of cool groups Highlanders etc . This brought back great memories of playing on the floor with my brothers
With the knights and the castle my dad built. Thank you , l plat DnD and l dm for my kids high school group.
Thank you this was great.
Fantastic video, I went in expecting one of those building and painting time-lapse videos with commentary over them, but instead, you went into some of the history which made it a very good watch! I subbed and hope to see more of your videos in the future. Also nice army!
So much in Warhammer fantasy draws upon real world history. It's really cool how you incorporated an explanation of the real-life historical influences into your video.
I would like to see more freehand tutorials of heraldry blazons, other than that I love the army. It’s a nice mix of models from all editions of Bretonnia, and characters such as duke bohemond beast slayer and even louen leuoncour. (Or his mount at least.)
I CANNOT believe ive only just found your channel! Awesome video
Eric, that was ANOTHER great video dude. My breast also swells with love for The Lady and Bretonnia! If you're looking for non GW Knights, I've found the Albion Knights from Fireforge Games to be good, I think they're 28mm scale, too. Keep up the good work!
Gotta say that Michael Perry is a god damn badass. Lost his right hand loading a reproduction Cannon, taught himself how to paint and sculpt using his left hand. If people want good historical miniatures for conversion purposes, highly recommend the Perry Miniatures stuff.
Agreed! Inspiring stuff
Crazy, I have a bunch of OLDHAMMER Bretonnians.... I have looked at in years....Now you've inspired me Eric, good job!
Love all the colors. Must have been fun to pain, do u have any favorites?
@@Basil_Ghothickovitch haha meant to say fun to paint
Woah those final shots of the army were literally jaw dropping!
I am a huge Bretonia fan, and have been looking into starting an army of them, but I know it would be an expensive endeavor.
Subbed cus I HAVE to see more ♥
Bretonnia represent! For the Lady! This army looks amazing!!!
Me seeing the tale of 6 warlords announcement, and the first 3 videos: wow it's getting difficult to resist going back and doing bretonnia
Me seeing this video: aw heck
Lovely stuff, the full vibrant colour of all the various heraldry in a Bretonnian army is a sight to behold. Who ever gets the pleasure of facing off against them is in for a treat.
I'm currently doing a painting project on TH-cam, and have chosen to do different heraldry on each of my Undead units, but sticking to the same colours. It is fun, but I totally understand how it can leave you feeling locked into a project.
Anyway, looking forward to seeing more of your brilliant looking Bretonnians!
Great video. Enjoyable to watch someone get a dream army on the table. Been doing the same with my dark elves for like 20 years. Finally ponied up the cash to get the executioner models I wanted since I was a kid 😁
Been pinning their little sword blades on ever since 😂😭. I really wish they sculpted the blade into mini.
Amaaaazing work there mate! Really captured the feel of the old days there :)
you are such a phenomenal artist man like wow i am amazed i dont think i would ever tackle an army like this ill stick to my cadians im almost done 20 infantry and they will be the first guys i have ever done with all my effort poured in i think they will turn out good! :)
Beautiful army! I've been working on my own Bretonnian army as a side project for a couple of years now and like you went for the rule of cool when it came to schemes
I did purple and yellow for my paint scheme. I love the contrast, and it looks awesome. I haven't fully painted my army yet. Getting there. For the Lady! Glad you are giving Bretonnia some much needed love (since GW apparently forgot they ever existed).
I really enjoye this video! So fun to see these models brought to life. Glad youtube reccomended this!
Looks great!
Using a Fireforge Army for a Bretonion inspired Kingdoms of Me Kings of War army. Love the color variety that the knights afford your army.
Fuck me!
A vid on modding bannerlord, a new sumo channel and now someone who loves Bretonia as much as me?
TH-cam recommendations knocking it out of the park, subbed and great vid!
Great collection, can’t wait to see more of it in the future. Makes me miss the old world even more! 😢
I collected Bretonians back in the day. Absolutely loved them! Still have my army somewhere in a box. Can't wait to watch this series
I'm in the process of building a Bretonnian force and am still yet to find grail knights or the grail reliquae at a decent price. Loved the bit on heraldry btw
Hunting for the grail knights at a reasonable price is like hunting for the grail itself lol 🍷
Highland minatures grail knights thank me later.
What a blast from the past!!! I learned to paint on Bretonnians. The problem was that after any model was more than a couple years old (painted), my skills had improved enough that I no longer liked it. So I always wanted to repaint older models. Anyway, great video. Makes me want to start anew.
Damn dude, that's awesome. I've been debating on a paint job for my 9 shining spears, and skyrunner exarch. I think this was just the thing I needed to hunker down and get her done.
Oh man my brother has been bugging me to finish his biel tan army, i should do that too
@@EricsHobbyWorkshop holly s#*t! i play Biel-Tan!!!!! love the re-roll 1's for sheruken weapons, and +1 to leadership for all aspect warriors it gives. it's basically Xenos Ultramarines. sorry not sorry. :v lol also that green and white just looks epic. but i HAVE been debating on colour schemes for the aspect shrines. again. this vid helped me come to certain conclusions. like adding spear tips to my S.S. and shields with house heraldry. i'f you would like, i'd be happy to share my conversions. :D
Oh boy, oh boy! Now I'm excited, always love to see good ol' Warhammer minis.
Same man :)
These look absolutely sick! I love it so much- I can not imagine how you must feel after that huge accomplishment! :)
Thanks Skraal! Still lots of work to do but I am very proud of these guys nevertheless
Dude, you're makin me want to dig out my Bretonnian army!!! Go a whole slew of classic units from the 90s :)
Absolutely wonderful little video this one 👌
Always had a soft spot for bretonnians from back in the day, my warhammer fantasy journey started with the 5th(?) ed box, Brets v Lizards :)
Also, i know you are mainly focusing on the classic minis, but if i may make a suggestion for some 3d printable alternate minis, Lost Kingdom Miniatures doa like called the Kingdoms of Mercia, and they are a perfect fit for these knightly bois, i picked up the kickstarted myself back when it released, and i fell in love with their pegasus knights and the king on his giant mount, plus all the different knights.
Keep up the awesome work my dude, love your channel and content, though im still getting nightmares from the lamprey in the monster bash vids, those things freak me the feck out.
Really really enjoyed this bud! Nice vibes.
Great video! Digging the freehand advice! It always amazes me how these armies, filled with such a cacophony of colour and pattern, when all grouped together, feel so cohesive and just works so well.
(side note, Terrainosaur's foundation of choice is for Parkinson's - unless that was an inside joke with him I'm unaware of lol)
No its not im just prone to mistake while filming late. I messed up
@@EricsHobbyWorkshop ey happens to us all! the main takeaway tho: great video! dug the breakdown of heraldry and excited to see more of these forces!
It's okay. The two are related neurological diseases.
A great looking army and a history lesson. Top work!
Are we just gonna ignore the dude riding a horse made out of peasants at 12:14??
That’s a grail relique, when a grail knight dies, his followers carry around his bones, as the bones of a grail knight are blessed by the lady.
I love this! thank you for keeping the square base passion on youtube!
Bretonia and Night Goblins were and still are my favourite armies from old Warhammer. Great work
Very cool stuff. That was a great intro to heraldry and how to paint it. I've languished in a pit of despair in painting my own Bretonnians.
This is such a cool project! looking forward to seeing your Bretonnian army grow
Awesome video and awesome army! :)
First of all, awesome video! You’ve also got a really nice voice and a new subscriber!
This is one of the most inspriring video warhammer realted. Im hoping there will come a follow up in the near future!
Impressed that you painted the model in the CoA of Thomas Montague: I portrayed him in my medieval reenactment society. He died at the siege of Orleans in 1428 when a cannonball smashed through a window he was standing by and the shrapnel took off half of his face.
Just wow dude! What great passion project!
Other YTubers: Makes a video
Eric's Hobby Workshop *Goes on a crusade*
My favorite WHFB Army! I was never so much into the grail lore but I loved the medieval knights. Most of my army was old 3rd Edition stuff when Bretonnia was more like the Burgundians but I always loved the medieval vibe over the more Renaissance vibe of the Empire.
I would love to see you build some Bretonnian inspired terrain, maybe even a keep or castle.
Wonderful and I'm very glad to have found your channel 🛡️⚔️
The most beautiful army’s ever 👏👏 respect from Indonesia 🇮🇩
Great video! I recently sold five of my old Bretonnian mounted knights for, what seems like after watching your video, a distressingly low price. Never mind. Hopefully someone like you will paint them up nicely (because I didn’t 25 years ago). I did keep hold of my old men-at-arms though so I could use them for Heroquest and AHQ.