Old World in a New Style | Painting a Bretonnian Standard Bearer on Royal Pegasus | Warhammer

In today’s video I will show you how I painted up my favorite new model from the Old World, the Standard Bearer on Royal Pegasus.

But we won’t stop there. In the second half of the video I will also go through some of the mistakes I made during the process so you can learn from them and avoid them.

When I set out to paint this model I looked up some references, especially back from the Old World. Most of those paintjobs were simpler in terms of technique than what I would expect today, but they had two things in common.

One, they were super vibrant and colorful and two they relied a lot on adding extra detail on the models with free handed patterns and multicolored panels on shields and fabrics.

So my plan was to go with something like that, but mixing in some more contemporary painting techniques. Something, like what I did on Free Guild Marshal, but instead of the more realistic moodier color palette, trying out some really vibrant colors.

So in the first part of the video let’s take a look at how I achieved that. I will show you all the colors and talk you through the thinking and painting process.

Then in the second half of the video I will address some of the mistakes I made, and I made a few, so you guys can avoid them if you want to do something similar on your models.

Chapters:
0:00 Inro
1:04 Reds and Blues
05:01 Other Colors
06:25 Pegasus
7:37 Results
8:21 Mistakes I Made

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