Quick & Easy: Painting Napoleonic French - Tabletop Ready & Beyond [How I Paint Things]

Eventually, once you've been collecting and painting miniatures long enough, you'll almost certainly end up painting some French infantry for the Napoleonic period. They're a mainstay of many collections, and the siren call of the bright, stunning uniforms of the 19th Century gets to us all sooner or later! Find the Piano Wargames painting guides here: https://pianowargames.de/collections/... 00:00 - Intro 01:06 - Priming 01:44 - Basecoats 08:35 - Shading 10:01 - Highlights 14:09 - The Finished Fusilier Thanks to Producer Patrons Alan, Kyrie, Andrew, Jimmy, Rod, and Phil - as well as all the other Patrons that made this video possible, and Exit23 Games for recording equipment that helps keep the channel ticking over! Find out more at the following links:   / sonicsledgehammer     / sonicsledge     / sonicsledgehammer   https://ko-fi.com/docwholigan http://exit23.games THE BASE: PVA and a rocky sand mix - this is 'Army Coarse' from WWS. Cover with thinned down Brown Sand from Vallejo, drybrush with Tyrant Skull and add tiny dots of PVA before sprinkling static grass under rocks and into crevices. PRIMER: White Scar (Citadel Spray Primer) CITADEL: Gore-Grunta Fur (Contrast) Garaghak's Sewer (Contrast) Cadian Fleshtone (Layer) Black Legion (Contrast) Evil Sunz Scarlet (Layer) Iron Hands Steel (Base) White Scar (Layer) Skeleton Horde (Contrast) Liberator Gold (Layer) 'Marine Juice' - Nuln Oil, Reikland Fleshshade, Lahmian Medium Kislev Flesh (Layer) Carroburg Crimson (Shade) Flayed One Flesh (Layer) Apothecary White (Contrast) Reikland Fleshshade (Shade) Stormvermin Fur (Layer) Wild Rider Red (Layer) VALLEJO: Dark Prussian Blue Off-White Medium Grey Sky Blue Prussian Blue ARMY PAINTER: Toxic Boil VARNISH: Matt Varnish Spray (Army Painter)