Speed Painting 15mm Romans From The Plastic Soldier Company
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Todays Video we are Speed Painting 15mm Romans from the Plastic Soldier Company. Grab a cup of tea and lets paint.
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Very helpful, many thanks!
Really glad it was of help 😀
Nice tutorial. Cheers!
Thank you, hope it has been of help 😀
Thanks for the video. I tend to use whites frequently so prefer to avoid brown quickshade. I use MinWax Tudor Satin, which is like Army Painter Dark Tone Quickshade (the "dip" version) but doesn't seem to saturate the model with a dark film quite as strongly.
Ahh ok I will check it out thank you.
Impressive technique...and beautiful Romans!
Thanks Phil. They are a nice 15mm kit
Fantastico
Grazie mille
They look fantastic Jonny! Great presentation !
Thank you 🙏 high praise indeed coming from yourself 😀
Mine arrived today, love your work so inspired to try the same. I am now kicking myself for taking them off the sprues!
Thank you for the kind words 😀 they are really fun and easy to paint. Yeah the spur is really handy to be fair 😀
They turned out great!
Thanks mate 😀
Great stuff. They will look very cool when they are all finished.
Cheers mate. I’m not far off now
Great job Jonny, they look brilliant!
Cheers Carl
Nice work Jonny. I’d never thought of dry brushing the gold areas with silver but it works really well. May have to try that sometime. Cheers for the tip. 🙂
Yeah it’s a really simple way to make the gold pop 😀 give it a go.
great painting turotial! these look great :) looking forward to seeing the whole army on the table
Cheers Matt. Yeah I’m sure that will be a vid in the near future 😀
Brings back memories of painting similar many many moons ago.. :(
Marvellous result. Looking forward to more broadcasts from Daddy's Gaming Den!
Hahaha if I can find the time there will be plenty more to come lol
Amazing job, I really like the Romans, I may have to get some of these. Thanks for the video!
Cheers Robin. Yeah they are quite good value for money as well
Very nice, I like the idea of keeping the figures on production line, lol, I'm going to copy this to see how I get, all the best Garry
Haha cheers Garry, let me know how you get on. maybe do a vid or something ;)
Wonderful stuff Johnny
Thank you Justin 😀
Fantastic to see how you do that so efficiently. I am sure it will get more people getting Pacto armies together to lay Mortem et Gloriam. Many thanks. Simon Hall
Thank you Simon, really fun figures to paint. Also should be getting up a battle report for MeG in the next couple of months as well :)
@@JonnyWatsonGaming Fantastic to get you playing. Y ou must come along to some events once we can all gather. Come to the LGT in September for the Pacto event. Should be great fun. Finally we gan give the game the face-to-face promotion that has not been possible through Covid. Hurrah!
@@CCC_GAMES yeah sounds great where will I find more info on it?
@@JonnyWatsonGaming www.lgtpresents.co.uk has all the info and the booking pages
Been looking forward to this!
Ahh thank you 🙏 I hope it was worth the wait. Lots more to come on MeG 😀
Awesome video, really easy to follow.
Ahh cheers mate. I’m trying my best to make these vids as simple as possible 😀
Thank you, very helpful, I have these figures and I will use this tutorial to get going.
Really glad you have found this helpful. Post on the MEG facebook group your results I would love to see how you got on :)
Nice one mate, my tip is paint the edges of the bases lol
Yeah you do alway mention that and I always nearly do it haha 😂
Lovely painted romans, i plan to do some but in 28 scale.
Thank you. Yeah I was in two minds in what scale but then I found MeG and that swung it for me.
Very cool, it's been too long since I've painted an army in this small scale!
It’s really rewarding. Not much effort required to got a nice finish unlike 28mm
I’m just picking up tips for my 10mm seven years war armies. The bases are the same give or take 2,000 year’s and the technique is close enough, high lighting in particular. Must admit I’d like to see a series on all the European SYW Armies. I haven’t Done much painting since the 1980’s. As a trial I’m painting a Prussian army Pack from Pendraken to see if I’m cut out for 10mm painting.
Fantastic you are getting back into painting again. So painting 10 or 15mm is very different to painting 28 or 32mm figures. Dont spend a lot of time trying to get everything perfect its the mass effect you want. So get down solid opaque basecoats, washes are your friends at 10mm and when it comes to highlighting choose one or two features you want to bring out on the model, try not to fall into the trap of highlighting every part of the model, at that scale its just not worth the work and it can make your minis look like clowns with too many bright colours. If your interested check out my vid on painting 10mm high elves th-cam.com/video/ZvWqVWgnCAc/w-d-xo.html
(yes its fantasy but the principles are the same) Most important of all have fun with it! :)
Awesome video, will use this on my new army
Ahh thank you. I will be putting up a vid on how I do my Roman Cavalry in the next week or so as well if your interested.
@@JonnyWatsonGaming absolutely, I backed the March to Hell Rome kickstarter so printing my Romans up right now
Fantastic video mate. Have you tried contrast paints on 15mm?
Thanks mate. The answer is yes and no. Contrast paints do not suit my style of painting. I tend to use them almost like glazes or washes when I do use them. However totally get they are a quick way of painting and work really well for a lot of painters out there.
Great vid, will definitely use this for mine! Just one question, what is the basing mix you are using? Is it self made or a ready mix? Cheers
Thank you. The basing is the Geek Gaming Mediterranean base ready mix 😀
What kind of basing material do you use? Do you pre mixed some sand with flock?
So I used the Mediterranean base ready range from Geekgaming 😀
Awesome painting tutorial! One question - do you dilute the PVA prior to applying it to the base? If so, by how much, more or less?
Ahh thank you 🙏 so no this time I did not water down the PVA but it is a very runny PVA I used. A little water would never hurt much if you need to thin it down 😀
@@JonnyWatsonGaming ah, thanks!
If I drybrused the metal parts as very first step (possibly spray coating in black before it, but that's a matter of taste), the process would be even faster, would it?
Yeah that’s worth a try
I love the models! Where can I find them?
The models are from the Plastic Soldier Company 😀
Great vid! Do you prime the minis in anyway?
Thank you. Yes I do I spray them with a Halfords grey primer first.
Do these really not need a primer like the box says?
Hmm I’m not sure. I still prime them.
So no undercoat then.
They are primed with grey primer, then the base colours are applied, then a wash then a very simple highlight to some areas
Jonny speeding the film up is not speed painting :DDDDDDDD Good work ;)
Hahahaha DAMN IT! Lol
What's red color to use ?
I used gory red by Vallejo 😀