E'AVY LEAD Barded Demon Bretonnian Barding Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- A tutorial on the Barded Demons that are cavalry barding. Painting large plain surfaces can be challenging, so I hope this tutorial does give some helpful tips in overcoming the barding demons you may have.
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Great looking minis. I wish I could wetblend the way you do
Man, this is great. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much for watching
Gorgeous work! Very nice free handing tips. I think that's what scares most people away from 5th ed Bretonnians.
Josh, the production value is getting batter and better and better! I'm certain the move to do this full-time is very scary but I am so proud to watch your channel grow and the excellent content keep coming! Thank you for all that you do for our scene!
The Verdigris and beige for white and yellow undercoats is a great tip. I use VMC Heavy Warm gray as a "reset" color which is also a another good one for white.
Outstanding work, love the classic style.
Great work as normal , i used to hate painting yellow a few years ago, much easier when learn the right methods of doing it.
Nice work on those Bretonnian horses
Awesome video! Also still have a unit of them to paint.
15:23 I believe it is called a consummate V.
Thanks mate as I had no idea lol
Troggdoooooorrrrr!!
well me i ues this guys in enpier army but did have a lot of tranfers so i uesed SI FI ones that my think on it as do more ho good looking minis and see what nest
Is there a greater agony then painting horses?
amazing work! What did you do for the knight's armour?
Thank you. I just painted the armor in Chainmail, washed with Armor Wash and then highlighted with Mithril Silver. Thanks for watching
@@thecrownofcommand5830 do you do any airbrushing? I'd like to paint up a 5th edition Bretonnian army but am new to that side of the hobby. What paint set would you recommend? Cheers :)
@@stonem0013 I don’t airbrush models generally unless I need to prime them. I would highly recommend the new Vallejo Game Color sets just released if you are looking to get the old skool vibrant colors for your 5th army. Good luck
@@thecrownofcommand5830 ah, so just the white Vallejo aerosol spray should suffice? Sorry for all the questions lol - do you offer any tutorial services on Patreon? I could only see the $3 monthly membership, cheers
@@stonem0013 no problems and yes I do offer painting tutorials on Patreon so please check it out and included is a 10min free consultation to talk about what you want and need to learn etc.www.patreon.com/thecrownofcommandpodcast?
How does your paint stay wet for so long? Are you using a drying retardant or something? Even watered down my paints settle pretty quickly and will tear
Thank you for your question and sorry for throwing late reply. I didn’t use drying retardants when I paint. Just water on a wet palette. If your paint is breaking up then maybe you are adding too much water? Not sure. Sorry to not be more help to you on this problem. All the best of luck