MESBG | Lord of the Rings | The War of the Rohirrim | Rohan Warrior Tutorial

Beautiful figures.

Nice to see you back in middle earth is the out of the frying pan podcast going to revive or are them days over

I like your channel a lot. Good vibes

Great video mate, thank you. Going to collect my box from the fabled land next Sat and will be using your guide as a baseline for some Rohan warriors.

Amazing video. Thank you so much for this guide. I didn't quite understand what the powdery substance was on the base before you applied the wash on it, something similar to stirland mud?

Excellent tutorial for both factions warriors! Can you please do one for each of the hero models!?🙏🏻

Hey sorry I commented this on your FB post as well, can you do a guide for the same models as Rohan Traitors.

Fantastic mini and these seem more old Old World scale. I think it's past time I branch out of Citadel paints for everything.. I have not been too thrilled with the whites so will try the White Star recommendation.

Looks great, i will be painting mine as rohan traitors 👍

A very nice miniature with crisp looking detail. It can be a frustrating exercise at times when details are vague and you can’t quite be sure as to what it is you are painting. Sometimes I end up seeing it retrospectively by painting other minis in the series and only then realising there was a pouch or something instead of just a lumpy fold in the cloak etc.

Very nice mate 💖💖

Lovely job as always Stuart. WRT achieving a zenithal-like result with no airbrush the thought occurs that if you drybrush - as you suggested - always brushing from the top down the bottom should always have less as the paint wears off. Probably an obvious point but sometimes things are /so/ obvious they are overlooked.

Really enjoyed these two War of the Rohirrim painting videos. I know I could do so much more on the painting front; I did get an airbrush - still in its box; I did get Two Thin Coats Kickstarter Wave 1 - they’re still in their box. I did at least use Contrasts a couple of years ago on SWL Rebels and want to do more with those (so the videos helped there). But I have limited time so stick with GW paints (but I am at least regularly a wet palette). Need to retire!

Outstanding result, Stu. He looks great!