Painting Bretonnia Montfort Men-At-Arms for Warhammer: The Old World

Montfort has always had a awesome color scheme, but black and white is surprisingly difficult to paint. This guide walks you through applying modern painting techniques to these Oldhammer Bretonnian models for a great and quick result. If you are have plans on doing any of your models in a montfort scheme for your Bretonnia Warhammer: The Old world models, you owe it to yourself to watch this video.
Chapters
00:00 Start
0:49 Tutorial start
03:01 Painting the Flesh
05:25 Painting the Cloth
07:01 Painting the Leather
10:33 Painting the Weapon and Helmet
16:48 Highlights
20:49 Painting the Shield
27:14 Finished Men-at-Arms Model

[@guehe99]

Always a pleasure to see how units become a reality.

[@nraketh]

Good video. Appreciate the chill tunes and your calm voice work. 👍

[@MTHMiniatures]

Thanks man. I appreciate it :)

[@basicminiaturepainting]

Excellent video,how did you prime the miniature again, very well explained and great tunes

[@MTHMiniatures]

So it’s called zenathal priming. If you want to search for a video on it. I haven’t made one. But maybe someday.
First I prime the whole model black.
Then I do a layer of grey seer angled down 45 degrees so some level of black remains beneath. Then I do only last pass of a primer with an off white from above which will leave some grey and then black in the recesses. Finally I do a dry brush of white in the raised areas before painting.