Inspiring. I've never left the comfort zone of the early 90's style painting on a pure white base. I may finally give some of this "slap-chop" stuff a go as folks are waiting on me.

Your under painting is so good, and so important for depth.

Back when I was new to the hobby, I was afraid of painting over white primer or zenithal so I stuck to black primer because it felt safer. But since the Citadel Contrasts came out in 2019, they taught me the power of white and light gray undercoats. Ever since then, and with the arrival of the Army Painter Speedpaints it completely transformed my painting. What is being done here is now my go-to method for armies as well as individual models. It's fantastic because you can see how Stewart uses the natural boundaries between details to his advantage. You don't have to force anything, all he needs to do is fill in the details up to the zenithal shadow divisions between details and the shadows are already there. It is AMAZING how well this works and how fast you can get armies done! All my friends who see my models think I'm doing traditional painting with painstaking labor. This technique gives you a high tabletop standard that I would argue is so close to display standard there's virtually no difference.

Amazing job on a very cool miniature!

Beautiful work as always mate keeps me motivated to try and improve my own work

such an awesome model!

Great video to wake up to and enjoy with a coffee 👍 nice one mate, lots of techniques here that are applicable across so many ranges. Top stuff 😁

Great tutorial as always! You have truly become one of my favourite channels. Such brilliant yet economic paint jobs. By the way, oil paints mixed with white spirit are of no danger to your normal acrylics. Only if you flood the surface it might give the same effect as if you’ve flooded it with water.

Loving your channel. Great tutorials!

I love your painting tutorials mate!

Nice work!

Wow, that's really one of the best Bretonnian miniatures ❤❤ great paint job ❤

Your tutorials are really good. Thanks for sharing your journey!

Nice tutorial and great work!

I seem to remember you mentioning a couple of times (in the podcast perhaps?) how much you were looking forward to getting hold of this model, it shows in the final results. You really played to the models strengths to make it look like such an individual all the while maintaining the uniformed yellow and blue. Great stuff!

A really stunning looking miniature! 👍 I especially like the metallics. Very interesting starting with the dull bronzey gold colour for silver aswell as gold types. I’ve been starting to play with oil washes so very useful to see your approach here.

Awesome guide mate. He looks brilliant mate

Nice job, I need to have a look at the Scale 75 metallics, I could certainly be tempted by this figure.

Wonderful tutorial as always Stuart! I’m just about to crack back on with my tomb king project. Have a couple trays of miniatures ready to prime.

Working on Feudal World Astra Militarum and thinking of using this model as a commander

Amazing paintjob! your lucky to get one. 😄

Awesome !!! Please also make a tutorial about the Duke on Royal Pegasus. The painting is awesome.

Looks great. I might have to grab some scale75 metallics myself 👍

Very nice! Particularly like the splashes of red as an accent. I've been working on movement trays and scenery for my counts-as Empire army.

Hello! Amazing tutorial and I love all your content. Do you know what the equivalent to Amarth blue would be in GW paint? Thanks in advance

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It’s all coming together nicely, both armies are going to look great out on the table. Have you been smashing out core troops in the background.

He seems to be taller and more inline with the current range in terms of size, what do you think ?

Absolutely fantastic paint job. I unfortunately missed this model and a few others, waiting for them to come back in stock, but the question here is when will it happen?

Gorgeous looking miniature and a very helpful tutorial. I'm glad you managed to get a hold of one. Probably a difficult question to answer but how long do you think it would take to paint a miniature like this? I know you could elect to do less layering which would save time and obviously outside of making a video it would be a little quicker as well. Typically I imagine batch painting is where you would make things quicker. I know when I have painted this has helped speed things up a bit but of course hero miniatures typically would be done outside of the rest of a batch.

Where can we buy this model in the USA?

Ok, how did you get this mini? I don’t see it on the webstore.