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These are amazing. How did you get that beautiful yellow?

how do you do your metals that shine is insane

Looks great

the arms look long because at the time, belts were worn at the 'natural' waist, much higher than we wear belts today.

The polearm you found weird is called a "partisan"

question: can we use this minis in he period of War of the roses???

This is insane! You are one of the best miniature painters on youtube

Great entrance into the game - I do think to start with.

I can use the men at arms for my empire knights in warhammer the old world!

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Superb knights.

looking good

Effective and superb, thanks for sharing!

Always appreciate the tutorials and can't wait to see the project launch, I need some lobster heraldry in my life. Coincidentally I am using the same type of tweezers and working on shields watching this (sponge painting).

Excellent tutorial mate

Very nice. 👏

What was your paint recipe for the armor

The Kingdom of Numidia has the strongest warriors and is now known as the State of Algeria. Glory be to our ancient ancestors. An interesting review 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿👍

Lovely miniatures sir.

Outstanding my friend 👏

Link pleasssssse

Make the warhammer leader a grumpy old man! Also the crotch protection is called a groin plate!

Wonderful! The freehand is stunning! May I ask what game system you are planning to use the for?

Wow really nice paint job on those foot knights. what paints do you use? and how do you get that look on the armor?

Great video! I know I'm a bit late to this conversation, but I'm finding these unboxings helpful, as I'm dipping my toe into Victrix stuff at the moment. The Foundry part at the end made me chuckle - and feel my age. Good stuff!

I literally bought all of the medieval sets off of etsy without even realizing you had a CZcams channel 😅 never used a waterslide decal before and really appreciate the video. Makes me much more willing to try it without being nervous of ruining them. And really appreciate the historical ones as I wanted to paint up an army based on my own family tree and names. And painting heraldry that small would have been insane. All that to say thanks for the tutorial and thanks for making the decals they look awesome man

But you realize that humans have 6 packs, 8 packs and even a 10 packs? ;)

With the release of Blood and Crowns, I bought a box of this along with French and Brit Argencourt sets. Combined them for a great Free Companies group.

super fun!

banger and so true

love it hopefully ill do good on mine thanks for the inspiration

Hello, I am not a native English speaker. I would like to ask, around 3:38 in the video, what keywords should I enter to purchase the model of the Celtic architecture? Thank you.

Do I understand this correctly? You grab graphics from a book or from the internet and sell them as decals? Wow, that is some kind of rude to say the least.

Nice box, a great pose and a fantastic paint job...Superb so far!

Bit late to comment but where is the sword and buckler soldier from?

You should have named the red nun Marian!

Thanks for the video. I just ordered the knights Templar infantry box yesterday. I wanted to build a knight templar with a great sword. Is there a great sword on the sprew or something to make into a great sword?

Did you ever get any joy out of warlord about damage?

You freehanded all the heraldry or were they stickers or what they're called that you put in water first?

I think I must have looked at buying this so many times,very nice kit my friend

I had a question, are these scaled to be used with Bretonnia miniatures?

these are going to look great when they're done up. The sculpts look fun and cool.

amazing looking spearmen!! fantastic work my friend ! Looking forward in seeing you paint them!

I bought 'em. Very cool!

Nice.

These really look amazing!

God wish I didn't have ADHD! Or I would love this hobby and it's too expensive to pay people to paint them for you