Building & Painting Blood & Plunder’s Raise the black  Miniatures

[@darkmattercrafts2139]

Great work, 👍

[@ThePlunderDen]

Thanks so much

[@stevenscrivner6038]

Great job as always.

[@ThePlunderDen]

Thanks so much Steven.

[@worldhistoryminiatureshous9757]

Nice paint job with these characters . Love the british style one . Efficient and easy tip to sharp swords and axes .

[@ThePlunderDen]

Thanks so much, l really love the British one as well.

[@tomaszpulsakowski3512]

Great video! I would love to see your whole hobby room. It looks like you have some serious blood and plunder set up there haha. Great job!

[@ThePlunderDen]

Thanks so much! I am going to have to do a tour of the Plunder Den at some point here as others have asked as well.

[@ostrowulf]

Great video. I am WAY behind on your videos, due to life stuff, but I look forward to catching back up. I like that you have some mini paining on here, making your channel pretty well a one stop shop for how to do Blood & Plunder painting and crafting.

[@ThePlunderDen]

Thanks very much, I have been definitely trying to give a nice mix of painting and crafting.

[@jeffr7752]

Great video! What brush-on primer are you using? I've always been reluctant to use craft paint. How much do you dilute it? Looking forward to seeing what pieces you bring. See you at Adepticon.

[@ThePlunderDen]

Thanks so much , I use Army Painter brush on primer and for the craft paint I use FolkArt Black multi surface craft paint. I really just wet my brush and pull the paint on my pallet. Great thing about craft paint is that it shrinks and is ver durable.

[@ThePlunderDen]

Can’t wait to me all you guys at AdeptiCon!

[@BryanDulovich]

Always love your videos! How do the new plastic models look compared to the old metal ones? Does the scaling hold up and look good? I tried buying some Perry British infantry miniatures before these new boxes came out and they did not scale well at all.

[@ThePlunderDen]

Thanks so much for tuning and support the channel, The miniatures are spot on, once you paint them you can’t tell the difference from the old to the new! I love them!