HOW TO PAINT THEODEN - From the Pelennor Fields Boxset - Middle Earth Strategy Battle game 

I'm glad you appreciate the cheesy puns ;)

Khornedevotee you’re too kind!

CapitanCorner cheers mate!!

Vladimir Rivera thank you! You’re too kind!

I wish all mine were 😂

BloodBought Son you’re welcome sir! Thanks for the continued support 😊

@@EntmootVideos You can call me Joe! 👍

BloodBought Son thanks joe!

V081WLBlue Noted! I will do this in the future 😬

AP ello mate, thanks for the nice words! I have tried a few and they’re just as good as GW but honestly I find GW easier cus so many people use them and I read White Dwarf and other guides by GW for painting. Also, you can pick up second hand paints for dirt cheap on EBay cus new starters sell armies and paints when they get bored. Having said that, there are great conversion tables out there which do help compare army painter, Vallejo, and GW. Try searching DakkaDakka paint conversion chart, I use that a lot, but it isn’t up to date with the VERY new GW paints unfortunately! I hope that helps!

Thanks, much appreciated! Well I've been looking at screen grabs of Theoden in his armour and it definitely looks Brown leather and Gold/Brass to me, but you could always do an alternate colour scheme with blue grey? I wanted it to fit the movie aesthetic :) Haha, yeah it always is, in fact I've just been painting some mounted knights of dol amroth (not for a tutorial) and wish i'd left them off the base first! With this one it wasn't so difficult though. The only reason I usually do this way is because then I can undercoat it all with one spray of black! Thanks for watching and commenting, much appreciated :)

Theoden looks like he has blue armor at helms deep because, idk. But everyone looks blue at helms deep. However, at people or fields his armor looks like brownish because the grass is yellow dead, and tons of sunlight so it reflects as more of how it is supposed to look, brownish

David Sinfield it’s on the pile 😬

Awesome! Can't wait!! Cheers

Ray Tessier I’m afraid not, but I do mention which paints I used while putting that layer on! Apologies for the oversight but thanks for your kind words!

Christopher Peery Hi Chris, thanks very much! It’s on my to do list, but I’ll warn you it may be a while! Lots on the painting table at the moment!

The skin tone from orcs in general is preety easy. In middleearth are a lot of different orcs with different skin. Just mix it up and it will look fine. If you have still problems. Just use Tallarn Flesh and a shade for normal white skin. Also you can mix tallarn flesh with green or brown do bring some variation in your orc maradeurs. Have fun :)

CapitanCorner it’s like you read my mind! Check out my Morannon orc video!

Calvary Carpentry thank you! Enjoy ☺️

You’re quite right! The very top of his armour does appear to have gold on it - well spotted!

@@EntmootVideos sorry I didn't know if I should say anything lol. I do appreciate that you got the horse's hooves correct though. Horses with pale bottom half of their legs always have pale hooves, never black (unless tared) so kudos for that.

Why thank you! Using shades is essential if you want to do a good job on skin without much blending! Thanks for watching!

@@EntmootVideos yes but how did you made that sort of transparent layer of dark ton that make the skin look so well ?

My apologies! It’s a kind of ink paint called Reikland Fleshshade. You can get it from Games-Workshop! Or you can use a very watered down brown paint for the same effect :)

@@EntmootVideos Ok thanks for responding so fast !

You’re welcome!

Probably - but most beginners don't have all the spray cans cus they can be so expensive, and this came with a Beginners set :)

I use a mixture of Army Painter brushes and Games Workshop ones :) I never think it's worth paying a lot for them as long as you look after them.

Doombull Brown - Dark Flesh Mournfang Brown - Bestial Brown Rhinox Hide - Scorched Brown Leadbelcher - Boltgun Metal Celestra Grey - Astronomican Grey Agrax Earthshade - Devlan mud Wash Wazdakka Red - Red Gore Ushabti Bone - Bleached Bone Fenrisian Grey - Space wolves Grey Carroburg Crimson - Baal Red Seraphim Sepia - Gryphonne Sepia Ulthuan Grey Cadian Fleshtone - Tallarn Flesh Reikland Fleshshade - Ogryn Flesh Retributor Armor @ Base Zamesia Desert - Bubonic Brown Evil Sunz Scarlet - Blood Red White Scar - Skull White Steel Legion Drab - Graveyard Earth Skrag Brown - Vermin Brown Abaddon Black - Chaos Black - Undercoat Black Mournfang Brown - Calthan Brown Stormvermin Fur - Charadon Granite Dawnstone - Codex Grey

Hello there! I did used to do it on my blog and link to it, I’ve since stopped but I can definitely start redoing it if that helps. Thanks for watching!

It'd be awesome if you did; and If it becomes a hassle you can stop as I'd rather you enjoy yourself when making these. Be assured that at least one person will hugely appreciate this!

Hi there! The base comes with the model! I may have added an extra rock to it but the horse is crafted to a plastic thematic base :)

@@EntmootVideos cause i bought the starter kit an he doesnt have an extra base.... looks like he has to use a standard base of the riders of rohan :(

Predator1871 I’m pretty sure it’s part of the sprue?! I don’t think I did much extra to it other than stick a stone on, but I’m not sure I did that either!