Speed Painting 15mm Roman Cavalry by The Plastic Soldier Company 

Ahh cheers mate

Cheers mate 😀

No worries really glad it’s been of help. 15mm is a great scale to get into let us know how you get on. 👍

Yeah not too shabby for a quick job

Haha Cheers

Simple but it’s quick 😀

Not a problem. Really glad you have found it helpful 😀👌

No worries. Extremely simple but that’s all it needs to be for 15mm in my opinion

@@JonnyWatsonGaming Yea I definitely think I need to take a different approach to 28mm. How have you been finding the mould lines and flash?

@@IAMTORQUATUS on these PSC models they do have a few mould lines but do come off with a sharp knife. Although i must admit on these guys I didnt go to town to make sure they were spotless, just want them painted and on the table asap :)

Thank you for the kind comment :)

Thanks Carl. When you doing another vid?

Cheers Leon mate

Cheers mate

Haha cheers Garry

Thank you

Hahaha Cheers mate

That’s great 😃 yeah these PSC sprues really lend themselves to speed painting

Thank you really glad you enjoyed it. I was using Beasty Brown in this vid, one of my favourite browns out there. Try leather Brown that is a darker brown if you want a darker looking horse.

Yes I undercoat with a grey primer. However the Plastic Soldier Company say you don't have to prime these models. But I guess I'm old school and do it anyway. Either way I think you will get the same results. Really glad you have found this useful :)

@@JonnyWatsonGaming thanks :), I will give grey primer a go for them when they arrive next week. Out of habit I have been using black primer after getting back in to the hobby after a 6 year break.

@@aledroberts6580 Black it fine to use but will make everything look darker and takes longer to work with as you will need more coats to get an opaque colour

@@JonnyWatsonGaming thanks and I have ordered some grey premier to try along with my first batch of PSC Romans for my MeG army :)

@@aledroberts6580 Good stuff, let me know how you get on with the grey primer, if you like it etc.

Yes I did and it was Halfords grey primer spray can

Lol 😂 yeah it can be a daunting task. Just crack a few stands out, seeing you progress will motivate you to get it all done in good time 👌

In all honesty iv never had Xyston minis. However looking at them on line the Xyston minis look much more detailed. The PSC minis suffer from some bad mould lines so if the Xyston minis are cleaner I would stick with them. Regarding size comparison I’m afraid I can’t help as not seen Xyston minis in real life. 😀

Would you have prefer 28mm if you were do Romans again?

@@BearGrisham I don’t think so. I’m enjoying smaller scale gaming more and more.