A look at Deus Vult Medieval miniatures from Fire Forge. Might they be a good proxy for Bretonnians?

A closer look at some of the Deus Vult Western Army Medieval plastics from Fire Forge. A chat about how to build them, base them and which armies they might be useful for. Late Crusaders, early Hundred Years Wars, War of the Roses or maybe even a proxy Bretonnian army.
For more information that you might find helpful here a a few other UA-cam channels.
For videos on Crusader Armies, War of the Roses and battle reports see… @7thson726
For more videos and battle reports on Hundred Years Wars see… @medievalwargamer
For videos on Medieval weaponry and armour see … @scholagladiatoria

[@dm51964]

Excellent and you have shown how dynamic the poses of archers can be made. Have you seen Todds Workshop? He tests out Medieval weapons that he has made to what is known and the results are sometimes very surprising....and alarming lol

[@PaulStanleyauthor]

@@dm51964 thank you and yes. He does some great videos too

[@basicminiaturepainting]

An excellent review on these, just subbed

[@PaulStanleyauthor]

@@basicminiaturepainting thank you.

[@franksminiatures7509]

I really like you creative thoughts and kitbashing to create unique figures. I do (or try) the same with 28mm and 1/35 figures.

[@PaulStanleyauthor]

@@franksminiatures7509 thank you. I do like kitbashing and converting minis. For me, it’s probably the most enjoyable part of building an army.