Miniature Review: Perry Miniatures Mounted Men At Arms
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- First video ever done, and... Hey, it could be worse. Leave a comment on any miniatures you are curious about, or what to see beyond a storepage screen shot.
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Congratz on your 1st video. you covered the box set that has the least amount of vids on it suprisingly, youd think that all Perry box sets would be thoroughly covered, especially these as Id think theydbe most popular. I likedthe size comparison w/GW minis ( GW is closer to 1/48 32mm than 1/56 28mm ) If you want some inexpensive plastic that is close to GW try Hat Miniatures 28mm El Cid , they arent very detailed but workwell for mordheim or warhammer fantasy. Looking forward to more videos from you & keep up the good work, lastly a messy workbench is a happy workbench
That biggest splotch is from me dumping an entire bottle of Nuln Oil. I cried.
Thanks. I thought the size comparison was very well done and informative. Your review of the options that you could have with the Perry Miniatures was also valuable. I hope you are inspired to continue doing these videos.
i know you from neckbeardia, was looking for reviews of this kit and heard your voice and was like wait......is that guard??? had to subscribe and keep up all the awesome work on all your channels
These figures are incredibly nice. Wish they were avaliable in my country :I
Thank you for unboxing! It convinced me to buy this set and use it as Knights in my Kings of War army. :-)
an excellent set to buy
Thanks for the review! I'm very happy you showed the skeleton infantry kitbash! I've been thinking about doing exactly this with a few spare Perry torsos I have on hand to make a couple of wights. Also can vouch for the Icelandic horse, they do be like that, love from Iceland.
Good job...Planning on starting my own thing soon...hope I do half as good a job
Awesome review, thank you very much
14:02 that looks pretty good, brother.
You are really under-rated
Exelent video thanks a lot for those comparisons☺
Hmm. Seems that there are 6 riders more than horses. It is a shame this isn't made more clear, so you can add two sprues of 'spare' horse to the order per box.
This is why I do these reviews homie
@@guardbeardiabeardio1273 Do you have any recommendations for or opinions on pack mules/donkeys/ponies for medieval period?
@@gracesprocket7340 I think wix kids or someone makes a plastic pack mule
Can they stand without their base?
Song of Ice and Fire Cavalry should go well with GW Cavalry.
Do you seriously have a Yuudachi ringtone? Otherwise a pretty good review. Now to find a few sprues with extra horses and off we go
Great video, thanks. I recently bought this same kit. I think your painting of the skeleton looked great. As for the horse and knight,
did you get a good affect on your model using white instead of black for your primer coat? especially when painting plate armor?
Seems like we have the same taste, I like Knights. Always was interested in the Warhammer Brettonian Knights. Now that I'm getting back into painting miniatures Games Workshop no longer offers the Brettonian Knights or Wood Elves. Which really SUCKS! you're lucky to have some Brettonian's. Have some Valdemar knights 1/72nd scale I bought not too long ago at a not so local hobby store. Haven't started to paint them (so damn small!) now that my eyes aren't what they used to be. I'm really liking the Perry medieval series though. Lot easier to see, especially since I need to use my bi-focals and magnifying glass/light to paint now. Also I wanted to ask you if you used some type of filler to fill the gaps you get when you glue the armor to the horses? I've only put one model together and it's fully armored knight and horse. Wondering what you would recommend? Milliput, Tamiya putty, Green Putty (Squadron) ??
I always prime my models in white so my colors come through pure. I've had a lot of frustration trying to put lighter colors ontop of dark colors and it made me want to choke slam a baby seal. Now when it comes to the gaps, just use some green stuff thats been soaking in a bit of water. It gets extremely spreadable and you can kind of stuff it into the gaps and then smooth it over with your thumb or a tool till it blends in with the plastic.
@@guardbeardiabeardio1273 thanks for the advice, much appreciated.
Nice workbench
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Do you know if the horses are the same size as french heavy cavalry horses napoleonic era again from perry miniatures?
This I do not know, but I'd reckon they are.