Project update: Restoring a Warhammer The Old World Bonegrinder and painting Bretonnian Giants

[@charlesrudge4106]

Great video mate, love from Western Australia

[@PaulStanleyauthor]

@@charlesrudge4106 thank you 😊

[@Cypher_The_1st_Fallen]

Excellent work. Really great to see your painting again. Am currently working on my bonegrinder. You've convinced me to put mine on a bigger base. Just looks so much better. Keep up the good work.

[@PaulStanleyauthor]

@@Cypher_The_1st_Fallen thank you. I think this was originally on a 50 x 100 base and kept falling over 🙄😅 so I’ve gone bigger but still keeping the size within the old world specifications.

[@Cypher_The_1st_Fallen]

@ yeah, mine as well. He even fell of the table because of it. But luckily no major damage. Now he will be more stable.

[@monotechnic]

Man if these don't win awards the standard must be crazy high. They look really good to me.

[@PaulStanleyauthor]

@@monotechnic thank you 😊

[@diceassault]

Great work! As an idea for your giants and their clothing: You could add some decals or paint e.g leur-de-lis on it - like they used some (stolen/found) flags added to their patchwork. Your giants are very tall but I think this could add some visual interest on some patches. I did this to some of my Medieval Ogres and it worked like a charm... 😍 Thanx for your work!

[@PaulStanleyauthor]

@@diceassault it’s great idea and I’m looking into some designs that would fit into both Warhammer The Old World and also historical armies. One project I have in mind is adding a fantasy twist to some medieval battles like Agincourt… using giants 😅.

[@jprp999]

I had to smile at the paint name "Nuclear Sunrise", as opposed to non nuclear sun? :)

[@PaulStanleyauthor]

@@jprp999 😅 yes. I suppose sunburst yellow was taken 😂