What's superb as well with stuff like Victrix is that these brand new medieval knights are less than 50% the cost of the equivalent old Bretonnian knights from GW. They also released an alternate history/fantasy sprue to adapt them to things like Warhammer or LOTR, etc. Victrix is absolutely superb stuff and incredibly well priced.
The beeping is completely necessary, I find speedpaints don't work as well without the beeping. Nice paintjob as always. Good tip on the 2:1 mix of firedrake/satchel brown, I'm going to use it for horses and dogs. For some reason I never think of mixing speedpaints like I do with regular acrylics. Go figure!
Looks fun with a lot of useful tips. After seeing the Full Tilt videos from Eric's Hobby Workshop I'm now hooked on mounted knights having a bit of decorative bits & helmets on them.
Glad you made the video on these. These are definitely something I want to work on after a few projects I'm doing. Haven't done any mounted minis and have been really wanting to. They look really nice and the price is nice too. Thanks! :D
Could the cloth wash be painted with a warm white contrast paint? Like Speedpaint Pallid Bone? Or equivalent on other brands? Maybe diluted with medium? Following your tutorials since I began considering play Bolt Action, WWII skirmish game, but now I play Saga and I love Victrix Miniatures. Very happy for this tutorial, because I wanted a warm white for the horse barding and was unsure how to do it!
Any of those methods would probably work, there isn't a single right way of attacking white cloth. I've had some success in the past with thinning down Skeleton Horde from Citadel to use as a beige-ish wash, but whichever you choose, I'd definitely add a little medium to help it flow over such a large area and to keep it smooth.
Excellent review and tutorial! I think the Victrix napoleonics are older and use a different type of plastic. I assembled a whole pack of Vikings a little while back and they are fantastic. Great details and very economical. The addition of the instructions printed out looks much better than just reference the cardboard tab 😅 I hope you do a video on the proper application of the LBM decals though.
Love your videos! They have greatly helped me improve my minature painting. Would love to see how you would paint french 3rd Hussars if your looking for napoleonic miniature suggestions.
We'll see. Honestly, painting fantasy knights isn't all that different from regular knights past a point - the extras would have to be pretty strange or fantastic to make much of a difference, given I've done quite a few knights recently!
How about a size comparison between the Wargames Atlanic and Victrix Medieval ranges? I think this would be very interesting for many folks, especially those who like to convert, mix-n-match or modify plastic miniatures... Thanx & keep up your great work!
When the Victrix Foot Knights or WGA Mounted Knights come out, sure. As it stands there's not a lot of use in comparing them side by side since one range has mounted and the others have foot knights; at a glance the WGA heads would fit fine on the Victrix bodies and vice versa, but the WGA bodies and arms are a little small for straight weapon swaps, I think. Once there's more to compare I'll make a note to do it properly.
@@SonicSledgehammerStudio I know in your line of work you must be diplomatic about this kind of things, but if you had to choose one kit, which of the two would you say are better quality (proportions, details, plastic), the WGA or the Victrix knights? (I know currently one is mounted and the other unmounted, but I think my question is answerable anyway). I love both brands and own lots of stuff from them, but there's only room for one set of early medieval knights in my life.
They're quite natty, really! And there's a range of different colours which aren't super lurid compared to other brands. They're from Gamer's Grass, if I'm remembering the name correctly.
huh... aren't there fantasy knight coming out too from victrix? aside, I think if you'd use alys brown stuff after ground colors you could skip layering completly.
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Please keep up your good work. These are uncertain times and you help viewers forget it for a while. Thank you.
What's superb as well with stuff like Victrix is that these brand new medieval knights are less than 50% the cost of the equivalent old Bretonnian knights from GW. They also released an alternate history/fantasy sprue to adapt them to things like Warhammer or LOTR, etc. Victrix is absolutely superb stuff and incredibly well priced.
Yeah the only problem is that they look like scrawny midgets next to GW's chunky 'heroic' scale.
It's a lovely scheme, and the kit looks like it comes with a lot of options. Thank you for the tips on painting the stripes.
Excellent work Troy! The Victrix models look great and would make a great diorama. I am impressed with the options you get. Thanks for sharing this.
This was a great video to get up and watch while drinking my morning coffee! Please, keep up all the great work you do!
The beeping is completely necessary, I find speedpaints don't work as well without the beeping.
Nice paintjob as always. Good tip on the 2:1 mix of firedrake/satchel brown, I'm going to use it for horses and dogs. For some reason I never think of mixing speedpaints like I do with regular acrylics. Go figure!
Looks fun with a lot of useful tips. After seeing the Full Tilt videos from Eric's Hobby Workshop I'm now hooked on mounted knights having a bit of decorative bits & helmets on them.
Ah, just in time! Mine arrived today. So that's what the LBM Transfers were for. Keep up the good work!
You HAVE to do some of the foot knights with the fantasy heads and sprues later. Looks really good!
Glad you made the video on these. These are definitely something I want to work on after a few projects I'm doing. Haven't done any mounted minis and have been really wanting to. They look really nice and the price is nice too. Thanks! :D
Thanks for making this video. I got some knight Templars I want to paint for Forbidden Psalm and your videos give me confidence.
What a pleasure to watch and learn, great model too. Just what the doctor ordered in these tumultuous, challenging, confusing times.
Outdamnstanding...really enjoyed this and I've ordered some Victrix miniatures just to paint for the fun of it...great model, great video. Thank You.
A great kit and good tutorial on how to get them on the table quickly but looking decent.
Great result, Deus certainly did Vult for your result!
Beep!
Between this and those foot knights you've got me in the mood to paint some knights too.
Could the cloth wash be painted with a warm white contrast paint?
Like Speedpaint Pallid Bone? Or equivalent on other brands? Maybe diluted with medium?
Following your tutorials since I began considering play Bolt Action, WWII skirmish game, but now I play Saga and I love Victrix Miniatures.
Very happy for this tutorial, because I wanted a warm white for the horse barding and was unsure how to do it!
Any of those methods would probably work, there isn't a single right way of attacking white cloth. I've had some success in the past with thinning down Skeleton Horde from Citadel to use as a beige-ish wash, but whichever you choose, I'd definitely add a little medium to help it flow over such a large area and to keep it smooth.
Excellent review and tutorial! I think the Victrix napoleonics are older and use a different type of plastic. I assembled a whole pack of Vikings a little while back and they are fantastic. Great details and very economical. The addition of the instructions printed out looks much better than just reference the cardboard tab 😅
I hope you do a video on the proper application of the LBM decals though.
Couldn't believe when I realised I wasn't subbed to you yet! Rectified. Great work on the crusader, he looks very striking!
Happens to the best of us! 😂 Glad to have you aboard!
Looks so cool, great.
Love your videos! They have greatly helped me improve my minature painting. Would love to see how you would paint french 3rd Hussars if your looking for napoleonic miniature suggestions.
I missed this until now. Cracking work once again. Cheers!
TH-cam's got a fairly lax attitude toward what 'subscribed' means, sometimes! 😂
This is really cool. The baggy makes me think of plastic army men
Great video as always 👍
Well done ✨✨
Beautiful and mercifully achievable work - thank you!
Lovely stuff
I don't play historical games (yet) but I've picked up a few of their sprues and I really rate the quality of their sculpts.
As always, great! Planning on doing a video on the fantasy conversion kit victrix is making for this set?
We'll see. Honestly, painting fantasy knights isn't all that different from regular knights past a point - the extras would have to be pretty strange or fantastic to make much of a difference, given I've done quite a few knights recently!
They definitely made those spears thicker than the Dark Age range
Oh, that’s what metallic speed paints are for! One coat mail was very acceptable.
Great job I am thinking about getting into painting miniatures and love the medieval knights. I was wondering how you recommend me getting started.
Really cool 👍 🏇
How about a size comparison between the Wargames Atlanic and Victrix Medieval ranges? I think this would be very interesting for many folks, especially those who like to convert, mix-n-match or modify plastic miniatures... Thanx & keep up your great work!
When the Victrix Foot Knights or WGA Mounted Knights come out, sure. As it stands there's not a lot of use in comparing them side by side since one range has mounted and the others have foot knights; at a glance the WGA heads would fit fine on the Victrix bodies and vice versa, but the WGA bodies and arms are a little small for straight weapon swaps, I think. Once there's more to compare I'll make a note to do it properly.
@@SonicSledgehammerStudio I know in your line of work you must be diplomatic about this kind of things, but if you had to choose one kit, which of the two would you say are better quality (proportions, details, plastic), the WGA or the Victrix knights? (I know currently one is mounted and the other unmounted, but I think my question is answerable anyway). I love both brands and own lots of stuff from them, but there's only room for one set of early medieval knights in my life.
Thank you , Troy .
🐺 Loupis Canis .
What Bases did you use? Very nice paint job on your knight. Thanks
The knight is awesome, but I'm weirdly a huge fan of those little orange bushes in the base!
They're quite natty, really! And there's a range of different colours which aren't super lurid compared to other brands. They're from Gamer's Grass, if I'm remembering the name correctly.
The shading step all over the horse was scary! But all's well that ends well... 😅
I believe Victrix started to make spears, etc thicker to prevent breaking.
Love victrix. Love Sonic Sledgehammer.
Is the oval base 3D printed?
Yup. It's a pill base I drew up in Windows' default 3D Builder and just scaled as appropriate in Cura to match the Old World base sizes.
Painting white cloth is tricky.
huh... aren't there fantasy knight coming out too from victrix? aside, I think if you'd use alys brown stuff after ground colors you could skip layering completly.
It's just an upgrade sprue with fantasy and more medieval heads
Look similar, if not the same, as Fire Forge Templar Knights
First. Had to do it
Well , that's....you see the trouble is...Its wales..yes,yes..no problem
The problem is wales