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Thank you very much, a particularly touching comment, thank you. Due to work needs I'll be a few weeks without videos, but I'm looking forward to a great 2025! Happy New Year to you too!

Eso me daba miedo de la impresora, tener que entrar de cabeza en otro hobby. Gracias por la sugerencia. Feliz Año Nuevo 🥂

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Thank you!

I already had them in that position, which was not uncomfortable to paint and allowed me to access the soles of the boots, the spurs, etc. Thank you very much for your comment, they are certainly beautiful figures!

Thank you for your comment, very kind!

Thank you, very kind!

Thank you very much, it is true that I pay a lot of attention to how to mount them on the bases, which figures will go on each one and how they will combine with the rest, and how to protect the most fragile areas. It is the first thing I do and that is why many times the handle of each figure is numbered. Thank you very much, what a kind comment!

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Wow, you don't know how proud I am of your comment. Happy new year and best of luck and fun in 2025!

Muchas gracias por tu comentario. Si que son espectaculares, del tipo de miniatura superdetallada que usáis en modelismo ¡hasta un punto que las siento como que no son para jugar con ellas!

Sorry, I don't quite understand your comment, but the figures I bought from Legio Heroica as you can see had very good definition and hardly any flash. I don't know other eras of this manufacturer, and unfortunately his store remains closed after his death, I don't know if they will reopen... Thank you very much for your comment.

I have chosen the color pattern that it had in 1797, so it should look in the battle of Cape St. Vincent in this guise, in other times it wore other schemes and colors. I don't pretend that my videos are tutorials, but if this one has inspired you with an idea, I'm proud. Thank you very much for your comment!

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That depends on the observer. Thank you very much for your comment, very kind!

Thanks! My main brushes are the Artix PP250, and also the PP249 which are the same but with very long hair. They are synthetic and not very durable, but you can find them for 3 € for a blister of 3, from 0 to 3/0, so the price makes up for the durability. Also, the long hair makes it easier to keep paint out of the ferrule. I use them for almost everything, but if I need even more detail I use The Army Painter Hobby: Super-Detail and I even have some Wargamer: The Psycho that I hardly use but I like the name.

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Yes, very nice and they fit well with the style of the Styriwar figures I made other units of my army with. Let's see how they turn out painted for you, show them us!

It is true, even unpainted figures are spectacular. I'm getting used to the virtues of 3D printing, I'll have to paint some lead soon so I don't get abducted. Thank you very much for your comment!

Partly yes, I didn't want to limit myself. The 15mm figures are pre-supported only and I prefer to have the files “clean” for any future use, and I guess it will be better to always scale down rather than up.

@MinisMyWay I recently found you and subscribed to you. I really appreciate the prompt response.

@@davidmartin6265 Thanks to you, that's what I started the channel for, to be able to exchange with other miniature fans, so thanks for your comment, I hope you enjoy the subscription, thanks for that too!

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True, very lively postures, I like the miniatures to have “pathos”

Each scale has its function, but I also enjoy the 15 mm much more, thanks for your comment.

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Thank you very much! These videos are really just to remember how I made them, I don't pretend to teach anything. It's true that animals are quite difficult, even more so at this scale: to reproduce the visual sensation of fur would require so much work that it is unfeasible, horses are also often represented at a smaller size than would be appropriate and disproportionate to make them technically feasible and fit on a base... what can I explain that you don't already know! Thanks for your comment.

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Thank you for comment!

I'm glad you find the channel interesting! Thanks for commenting. I have on my workbench some figures already primed and ready to paint from Reconquer Designs that I believe are some of the Caballero Miniatures you comment on. They are some crossbowmen and light cavalry and they are very nice, well proportioned, with a lot of variety and very lively. I hope to be able to paint them and upload video soon. Regarding the possibility of presenting my printing setup, thanks but I'm a beginner, and the intention of this channel is not to deal with 3D printing, there are already very professional ones. You have given me the idea to share a playlist with the most useful or informative videos I have seen on the subject, thanks!

I can't pretend it's a tutorial, but I hope you found it useful, thank you very much.

Wow, thank you very much!

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Sure, of course. In fact the army is already finished and only the commands are left to be published, but I want to include the army variant that allows me to add Almogavars, so I need some figures of crossbowmen and light cavalry with javelin from Reconquer Designs that I already have printed and just now drying before curing and that are also beautiful sculptures. Thank you very much, very kind!

@@MinisMyWay Ah, good point. Wasn't there also a religious order of knights that was unique to Spain during the Reconquista? Will there be any of those in your army, or is that a later period? Please forgive my impatience for seeing the whole force. You had mentioned early in your video that there were unique figures that you wanted to add. I can wait. . . , I think (?).

Yes sir, the figures you are referring to I think they are exactly the Almughavars that Lluís Vilalta painted and gave me as a gift: soldadets.blogspot.com/2009/06/host-dalmogavers.html You have made me look for information about military orders! Thank you, that was an interesting suggestion. There were many military orders involved in the reconquista, in the list of army does not appear any unit differentiated as such, but in a possible allied as Feudal Spaniards, yes; the one I know that could correspond to a Catalan-Aragonese monarch, the Order of Montesa, indeed was in Sicily. Maybe it could be a good idea to make an ally... and by the way a complete army, but it will be another project, because I just remembered that I also have to paint now 32 knights on foot in case I need to dismount the Knights!

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From my tests with Meshmixer, I have installed Messmixer instead. I think I'll leave it to the professionals for now. Great sculptures, thanks a lot! And thank you for the tip!

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It looks like the Stirywar guys have done a good job of research. Thanks for your comment.

thanks to you for watching the video

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Fortunately, we can still realize

I use a very light dry brush of its corresponding metallic color on white or black horses rumps and backs, and that is because the clean and brushed hair of horses is usually silky and very shiny in the sunlight, almost iridescent. With metallic colors I try to reproduce that effect. Thank you!

Thank you very much! The temperature is extremely important, to keep the printer at a stable temperature between 25-30º I built a cabinet and installed a thermostat connected to a small electric blanket to keep it warm, it is a very cheap blanket that they sell to treat contractures and similar ailments. Although now they sell specific heaters for printers that save DIY. Show us your results!

Thank you Phil, you are always very kind

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It is normal acrylic paint, I use a very widespread brand among modelers. The Air range is acrylic paint but diluted to be used directly in the airbrush, you can get the same effect by adding water to normal acrylic paint, but in fact you can paint as in the video with normal acrylic paint. The washes are special very diluted acrylics that darken the recesses more than the smooth areas.

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