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How to paint Medieval Sergeants from Fireforge Games

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  • čas přidán 6. 02. 2021
  • Another 28mm painting guide for you folks. Templar Sergeants from the Fireforge plastic box set. We show you how to use out layering approach on 28mm figures. Mr and Mrs Panzer Schule at the painting table again. Watch out for our guide to the Mounted Sergeants coming up soon.
    Paints used includes -
    German Camo Black Brown, Chocolate Brown, US Field Drab, London Grey, Off White, White, Baslat Grey, Deck Tan, Green Grey, German Splinter Camo Base, Leather Brown, Orange Brown, German Camo Pale Brown, Sunny Skintone, Flat Flesh,, Black, German Grey, Old Wood, Iraqi Sand

Komentáře • 18

  • @coffinskoffin4942
    @coffinskoffin4942 Před 3 lety +12

    What a great video! I’m so glad someone’s finally uploading videos of painting fireforge miniatures because are so many videos of unboxings and not enough videos of the miniatures getting painted, so this is a great thing to see. I saw your other videos, with the mounted sergeants and the normans, any chance you will be uploading more videos of medieval era historicals? Also I have to say, you must have got one of the most soothing, calming voices I have ever heard.

    • @PanzerSchule
      @PanzerSchule  Před 3 lety +1

      Thank you for your kind comments. I will be adding more medieval guides as I can. Just now I have a long list of WW2 commissions to complete but there is a box of Norman foot infantry that I am working on between batches. It would be great to be able to regularly paint more medieval and other periods but it will go slowly. And the voice, it may have developed ;like that from my time working as a complaints manager! Thanks for watching!

  • @warthog45
    @warthog45 Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you for slowing it down to demonstrate the brush technique. Appreciate the detailed explanation of the process.

    • @PanzerSchule
      @PanzerSchule  Před 3 lety +1

      Thanks for the feedback. Our Mr and Mrs vids will probably stick with this format. Works well in particular as Mrs Panzer Schule uses the magnifier. Thanks for watching!

  • @Larry1983_
    @Larry1983_ Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you both, great tutorial

  • @thomasgrimes6664
    @thomasgrimes6664 Před 3 lety +2

    The Tutorial ive been waiting for! Thankyou

    • @PanzerSchule
      @PanzerSchule  Před 3 lety

      Hope you like it Thomas. The Mounted Sergeants guide will be up shortly too.

  • @MedievalWargamer
    @MedievalWargamer Před rokem +1

    Fantastic Work!! Subscribed.

    • @PanzerSchule
      @PanzerSchule  Před rokem

      Thanks! We should have some more 28mm guides up soon if the painting table is anything to go by.

  • @2007bing
    @2007bing Před 3 lety +2

    Great work! Will you do the mounted knights next? I have these miniatures to paint next.

    • @PanzerSchule
      @PanzerSchule  Před 3 lety +2

      Have you seen the Mounted Sergeants guide? Check out the playlist section for 28mm Historical. My next batch includes mounted Norman Knights, foot Normans and Longbowmen. I hope to start them early June. So more coming when I can fit it into the schedule. Thanks for watching!

    • @2007bing
      @2007bing Před 3 lety

      @@PanzerSchule awesome!

  • @johnwayneeverett6263
    @johnwayneeverett6263 Před 3 lety +1

    WOW NICE THANK YOU ..

    • @PanzerSchule
      @PanzerSchule  Před 3 lety

      Thanks John. I'm trying to fit in some more 28mm historical tutorials just now. Thanks for watching.

  • @liberator2408
    @liberator2408 Před 3 lety +1

    Great video, just subbed you

    • @PanzerSchule
      @PanzerSchule  Před 3 lety

      Thanks for the Sub! I hope to have more 28mm guides up soon.

  • @hollywoodwerewolf
    @hollywoodwerewolf Před 2 lety +1

    how do you keep the points on your paintbrushes?

    • @PanzerSchule
      @PanzerSchule  Před 2 lety

      Whilst I 'm working, each time I clean the brush, I close one fist a little draw the brush through the folds this make. Do it quickly and softly and don't twist. This brings the bristles together. As they are still damp they will stay in a good point. Make sure the brush stays correctly loaded/not dry and that point should stay as you work. In time all my brushes give out but this keeps them working for a long time. And I paint every day. Hope that helps.