Did you paint on the Averland Sunset yellow with a brush or was that from a spray can? If it's painted on, did you start on a white or a black primer? I would like to spray paint my models with a starter primer yellow. Any suggestions?

I love this tutorial. Could you do some larger Tyranid units with this scheme please?

Taking your ‘speedpaint medium > other mediums’ approach to heart and loving the results. Thank you!! 🎉🎉

This is what I was looking for! Again! My Crimson Fists army are made on your tutorial and now my Hell Legion for the Trench Crusade will be done using this one! I love your tutorial. Not overcomplicated and giving absolutely amazing results!

Love your videos, it's just a shame that the links at the end cover most of your end results.

Is this guy a 3D Printed model? Really love this sculpt. 🎉

I love your Antioch tutorials so much! Will you consider doing one on a Mechanized infantry unit?

Love the miniature, but what is the green you use for the coat? There are no paint named tainted forest you name in the video.

Totally awesome piece, really came together at the end

This was awesome! One of your best pieces I think. That ochre wash at the end was like magic. I would never have considered that, but it works really well 👌

I'd love to see more 18mm scale! I'm looking into more of Maceface Miniatures' stuff, including their upcoming Hawkmoon line, and I'd love to try to make a pocket version for skirmish stuff!

Really enjoy your work. Your videos are easy to follow, easy to listen to with proper professional results. May I ask what make of brushes do you use for your detail painting and what kind of brush maintenance can you recommend 👍

A nice miniature, (& paint job !), this guy would be perfect for some alternate universe IG working with Kriegs, and this new stabilizer seems very useful.

Nice looking ambulance

Love everything thing you do! Thanks for continuing to be a positive and accessible source of information and inspiration! Looking forward to a great year!

Know it wouldn't do well algorithm wise but it would be awesome to get more Independent and smaller studio spotlight videos. Be it STL or physical range, would give you a wide range of themes and styles to work with as well. Would love to see something from DiceHeads on your channel if I was to be greedy an pick one out. Otherwise as always your channel is criminally under rated for the quality of work you do both in painting and presentation.

Congratulations, a really subtle use of a similar colours and shading to make a very realistic figure with some nice contrasts. More WW1 figures please when you can.

I'm not even that in love with the setting, but that mini does look pretty cool

Mmm love these miniatures especially the heavy infantry.

Nice job ☺☺

i been looking for a video for these models and to my surprise sonic has released exactly what im after great stuff

Love everything you are doing, I would be interested in Horus Heresy but in Legion Imperialis.

I'd like to ask a question.I've seen a lot of videos where they advise using a black primer and then doing a few drybrushes in progressively lighter colors. They say it helps with how light and shadow look. Do you think that's actually worth the effort?

This might seem like a dumb question, but I tend to worry about these things. When people say "a damp brush", I understand that as a brush that's been cleaned in water, then pressed on tissue to drain the water out, so that the water is gone but the brush isn't dry yet. Have I understood that correctly?

How did you do the base?

A fun alternative could have been to keep the upper jacket as the leather trench coat, and have the lower garment be the bottom of a catholic priest's tunic, or even a priest's cassock if you wanted to go in with some bright red edge highlighting and buttons(if there were any on the sculpt). Also a very cool technique I've seen for applying spatter with Blood for the Blood God, is to just barely wet the area with white spirit first(maybe go over the top of a not quite dry oil wash) and then do whatever method you have for applying spatter and then flick it about with a brush(possibly one also barely damp with white spirits) and the fact that the two solvents wont mix has you end up with the tiniest drops of glossy red on the miniature which helps get that in scale spatter that is so hard to achieve. Obviously this would normally be done in conjunction with a regular layer of your blood FX paint for the areas that have a lot.

So a couple of things,first how close of an analog are the browns in this new range to Rhinox hide, Mornfang Brown, and Snakebite Leather? Second the Normans were French at the point of the English conquest, so you also had the option to go with a french uniform style. Third I'm curious why you went with the stabilizer over water for that final Sunburst Ochre wash with a dusty finish? And Fifth given the connection between Alchemy and later the theory of the 4 humors and the Zorn pallet I would love to see your interpretation of one of the armies using it. PS sixth how close is the color on Grimdark Shadow to something like winter streaking grime?

Beautiful paint job, sir!

Awesome model 👍🏻 Love the aesthetic of the trench crusade models. How do they compare in size with GW 40k humans, like Krieg or cadians? Awesome paint job 👍🏻

Those John Blanche paints are ace Sonic. Love it, Can’t wait to try them out. Cheers 🍻

I would love to see you do some Lord of the Rings miniatures (especially Rohan).

For me this is the most impressive paint job you've done, and I've been watching for so many years, I just love it, it's perfect.

m i the only one who thing it weird that there is a john blanche paintsets ? Because it not about the paints but about the style how the paints.

This is a great model with the release of the upcoming krieg box, I would love to see an updated death korps of krieg guardsman tutorial using a similar technique and aesthetic

In short; acrylic polymer emulsion (mixed with pigment) in a plastic binder, and pigment suspended in water.

His pants and wear on the coat are top mate.

Yet another excellent video! Where in the EU do you buy Instar Varnish+?

I wish I had seen this before I slathered my warband with ochre 😂

Another great video - thanks. One question though - Where did you get the Army Painter Grimdark Shadow? Looked all over and can’t see it listed

I love this! And, I love the color choices

Great vid as always! Would love to see you do some of the new peasant lavy from WGA. Really struggling with how I want to paint them. Cheers man!

Your explanation of "why" for the pre-wash is more-or-less the same reason why I've switched to using a brown primer for a lot of minis, particularly if they need to look grimy or use a lot of "natural" colours. It was something I learned by chance in the method I used for painting my Cities of Sigmar.

Good stuff! Keep up the great work.

This one video, more than any other, has me thinking about doing trench Crusade and trying out that paint set.

kite shield for me more Norman/french than english but he looks awesome going to paint some in WW1 french blues and as you have in khaki

Thank you , Troy . 🐺 LC .

I really like this guy. I admit that I was skeptical about Trench Crusade until very recently--so many KZbinrs were talking about it that I assumed that there was a big sponsorship thing going on, but I heard this week that they had almost no marketing budget and this is all word of mouth. It makes me much more interested. (And I can't deny they look great.)

The Trench Crusade stuff is too dark for me to engage in from a spiritual perspective but these miniatures are beautiful, Troy. Did you apply mud effects to the edge of his coat? Great tutorial!

There are many reasons I love coming back to this channel. You have a relaxing, and calming, approach to painting which gives me confidence to follow along . Your motto of 'trust the process' is one I repeat often a lot :) You show which paints etc you are using (often with options), which is really helpful when starting a project in a new time period. Also, the skills from one video often crossover to other projects. As a recent example; your tips for quartering shields will now be applied to SAGA knights, Napoleonic banners, and a home-brew Space Marines chapter. And bravo on the beard. Use conditioner on it every day until it stops itching, and you are definitely ready for Napoleonics :)

Experiment away on camera is what I say