Definitely and thanks for that idea. I’m going to add paint lists to my future videos too. White primer Peachy Flesh Speedpaint Broadsword silver Metallic Speedpaint Hardened leather Speedpaint Sand golem Speedpaint Talos bronze metallic Speedpaint Tyrion navy Speedpaint Pallid bone Speedpaint Gravelord gray Speedpaint Glittering loot metallic Speedpaint Orc skin Speedpaint High lord blue Speedpaint Grim black Speedpaint Gun metal war paint Greedy gold war paint Matte white war paint Pure red war paint Daemonic yellow war paint Voidshield blue war paint Lava orange war paint Warlock purple war paint Dark tone wash
Very nicely done! I like how bright they are... I use Vallejo Model Color/Game Color and they come out much darker.. I like the look of your figures much better. Be well, and keep up the good work!
As General Jerome( Bonapartes Brother) will be assaulting Hougomount he got the 2nd Legere from the 5TH DIV and swapped the 3rd Ligne Regt for them .Probably due to General Reille's order before the morning battle got under way in the muddy fields
Thank you! If I counted just the hours I worked on them, it was around 15 total hours. These are really small models and are honestly harder to paint than the traditional, larger 28mm ones!
@@no.6minis Thanks a lot for your answer! I know it's much harder, I just painted ACW figures in that scale, where the individuality on the confederate tropps is a lot of work, but the result is a lot of fun! But you are really really quick, shows your great talent and creativity!
14:26 sorry not to be rube but a believe in the French army post 1806 only officers Carried swords these were bayonet scabbards it is a honest mistake I make it often still great vid!
I appreciate your attention to detail and the little history facts in the beginning
this is a new level in terms of a practical painting approach and careful historical details. Makes me want to try Warlord epic scale
This was a very helpful video. Thank you !
Some people use a white pen marker for the white straps. I never tried this myself yet, though
I like this but could I have a full paint list?
Definitely and thanks for that idea. I’m going to add paint lists to my future videos too.
White primer
Peachy Flesh Speedpaint
Broadsword silver Metallic Speedpaint
Hardened leather Speedpaint
Sand golem Speedpaint
Talos bronze metallic Speedpaint
Tyrion navy Speedpaint
Pallid bone Speedpaint
Gravelord gray Speedpaint
Glittering loot metallic Speedpaint
Orc skin Speedpaint
High lord blue Speedpaint
Grim black Speedpaint
Gun metal war paint
Greedy gold war paint
Matte white war paint
Pure red war paint
Daemonic yellow war paint
Voidshield blue war paint
Lava orange war paint
Warlock purple war paint
Dark tone wash
Great
Very nicely done! I like how bright they are... I use Vallejo Model Color/Game Color and they come out much darker.. I like the look of your figures much better.
Be well, and keep up the good work!
Great tutorial! 😊Can u please tell me where the uniform pictures came from?
@@Hello-1814 for sure! It’s from centjours.mont-saint-jean.com/index.php
As General Jerome( Bonapartes Brother) will be assaulting Hougomount he got the 2nd Legere from the 5TH DIV and swapped the 3rd Ligne Regt for them .Probably due to General Reille's order before the morning battle got under way in the muddy fields
Good tidbit of history! Thank you for that!
Can the website be in English
The uniform guide website can be translated. Both chrome and edge/explorer have a translator built in.
Great Tutorial with some cool detail and inspiration. How long did it take from start to finish?
Thank you! If I counted just the hours I worked on them, it was around 15 total hours. These are really small models and are honestly harder to paint than the traditional, larger 28mm ones!
@@no.6minis Thanks a lot for your answer! I know it's much harder, I just painted ACW figures in that scale, where the individuality on the confederate tropps is a lot of work, but the result is a lot of fun! But you are really really quick, shows your great talent and creativity!
14:26 sorry not to be rube but a believe in the French army post 1806 only officers Carried swords these were bayonet scabbards it is a honest mistake I make it often still great vid!
@@thatwargaming5459 not at all thanks for pointing that out!