https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_gKlcv4iVE
#warhammerfantasy #grailknights #bretonnia Love how this Orange and Black scheme looked on this Knight...might have to reuse this scheme on some Grail Pilgri

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWW75V9XSnA
#warhammerfantasy #miniwargaming #bretonnia Welcome to Day Two of Grail Knight Week! Today's black and yellow scheme is inspired by @EricsHobbyWorkshop in hi

https://www.reddit.com/r/WarhammerFantasy/comments/wy9305/painting_question_for_bretonnia/
For metallic paints, silvers and golds would be for more prevalent in knights than tins and bronzes. You could use tins and bronzes on peasant units though. Peasants have a slightly more uniform unit paint theme, which is to basically use the 2 main colors of your army general or bsb. 7. Reply.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bretonnian/comments/12dmzur/how_do_you_paint_your_knights/
However, I'm now feeling how long this army will take to paint. When painting knights, do you: Paint knight by knight. Finish one and move to the next. Paint item by item—all the lances, then all shields, then all the x and y and z. I'm currently painting via that second option but am thinking of swapping to the first. I'd love some input!

https://www.warhammer-community.com/2024/04/17/the-heraldry-of-bretonnia-in-the-world-of-legend/
Alternatively, you may wish to paint your army in a more classic scheme, with each knight proudly displaying their own heraldry, in much the way the knights within an Errantry Crusade army might. By mixing and matching the different transfers within each unit of your army, combining them with a wide array of colours and themes, this is easily done.

https://www.librarium-online.com/threads/bretonnian-colour-scheme-help.80973/
Bretonnian colour scheme help. Ive just purchased a large Bretonnian force & now its time to decide how to paint them. Im becoming more & more confident in steering away from 'Eavy metal schemes & doing my own thing. Bascially, the idea with Bretonnians seems to be that each knight is a noble/lord of his own province, therefore each knight is

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bretonnian/comments/1983qax/singular_paint_scheme_or_each_knight_with_his_own/
Foot knights, men-at-arms and peasants will follow a similar vein, being anywhere from minimum to maximum size squads of same color schemes. Grail knights and Questing knights will be painted in more unique heraldry, in blocks anywhere from 1-3, to give them each the option to really shine.

https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/424351.page
I think that makes the best looking army. Subject: Re:Painting Bretonnian Knights. For a unified look that is still very individualistic, just paint all the barding and surcoats the same color scheme. Then the shields and barding insignia can reflect individual heraldry without becoming a total mishmash of color.

http://www.thewaaaghstudios.com/commissions/2012/bretgrail.html
This commission is to build and paint 8 Bretonnian Grail Knights. Each Grail Knight will be painted individually with a different colour scheme to a character standard. Concept and Construction. Parts at the Start This picture shows the models after they arrived at the studio ready for work to begin.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z77G_h2v8gs
#warhammerfantasy #miniwargaming #bretonnia As I get closer to my first Old Event here in Ireland, I realised that the Grail Knights in my Bretonnian army li

https://www.librarium-online.com/threads/painting-bretonnian-command.79331/
Painting Bretonnian Command. Jump to Latest Follow 5K views 2 replies 3 participants last post by SirVire Oct 4, 2006. S

https://vincentknotley.wordpress.com/2024/03/03/ten-bretonnian-knights-of-the-realm-on-foot-colour-schemes-and-painting-recipes/
You can paint them however you like. Hell, they're knights. Heraldry and individual valour is kind of their jam. Anyway, enough preamble. Here's 10 recipe cards and colour schemes for the knights I've managed to ramble about for a hundred or so words. Hope that helps you in painting your Bretonnian Knights of the Realm on Foot!

https://www.pinterest.com/chickenmansam/bretonnian-knight-color-schemes/
Feb 20, 2024 - Explore Sam Neuman's board "Bretonnian Knight Color Schemes" on Pinterest. See more ideas about knight, medieval knight, warhammer fantasy.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bretonnian/comments/19ecjgg/bretonnian_old_heraldry_guide/
Bretonnian Old Heraldry Guide. I was thumbing through my old copies of white dwarf from when Bretonnia was released for 6th edition and came across this article about heraldry, and thought it would be good to share with the community. For those of us who don't want to standardise our knights this is a useful guide. Share Add a Comment.

https://www.warhammer-community.com/2024/01/04/bretonnian-knights-of-the-realm-on-foot-painted-by-warhammer-community/
Six more dashing knights complete our regiment - Jon has painted his in the colour of his very first Bretonnian army from the time of legend (the year 2000), while Joel has opted for the pink and yellow of Battenberg - a little-known fiefdom he claims is somewhere in Bretonnia. Luke used a bright, clean scheme of blue and white, while Tom preferred red and yellow complemented by a bold star.

https://www.heresy-online.net/threads/2000pts-bretonnians-needs-a-paint-scheme.23618/
I'm slowly (very slowly) building a Bretonnian army, which minus the Pegasus Knights and the Damsels will also be usuable in historical wargames. Anyhow here's the list: · HQ: Bretonnian Lord on Royal Pegasus. · Prophetess of the Lady, Level 4 wizard, Royal Pegasus. · Paladin, lance, Royal

https://forum.rpg.net/index.php?threads/wfb-bretonnian-color-schemes-historians-please.133775/
There are also "metals." Silver and gold, painted as white and yellow. There are also "furs," mostly geometric patterns of white and blue or black. Don't paint a color over a color (red cross on a blue background) or a metal over a metal (white cross on yellow background), and you'll be fine.

https://www.reddit.com/r/minipainting/comments/fjmmpg/hes_finally_done_the_bretonnian_grail_knight/
Welcome all new and returning players to r/adeptusmechanicus, a subreddit where we discuss all things cult mechanicus and Skitarii legion (with some knights on the side), please look at our "admech resources" page before making a post and may the omnissiah bless you.

https://forum.oldhammer.org/threads/5th-ed-bretonnians.25446/
The great dynamically posed metal horseheads for this unit, frankly, is why they're my favorite old Bretonnian knights, so having lots of them was a no-brainer. This also gives my general a big scary unit of elites to lead into battle. I've increased the spearmen to a block of 20 led by a knightly hero on foot.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Warhammer/comments/ulhq52/does_bretonnian_grail_knight_had_a_specific/
Generally speaking, every knight is either a lord with his own personal heraldry. Or a relative of such a lord who uses a variation on his lord's heraldry. Questing knights (searching for the grail) and grail knights (having found the grail) abandon all of their worldly possessions and holdings (save weapons and armor) to ride out on their own.

https://8th.whfb.app/unit/grail-knight
Bretonnia; Last update: ; 2022 August 14 M WS BS S T W I A Ld; Grail Knight: 4: 5: 3: 4: 3: 1: 5: 2: 8: Unit Category: Rare

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bretonnian/comments/192bzaa/old_world_red_and_black_paint_guide/
I remember models in the past having a paint list of sorts. As it happens, there's one in this article! Mediocre Hobbies just did a tutorial on the Duke model in the red and black paint scheme. Hello, Do we know if GW will provide a list of the citadel paints to achieve the Old World Bretonian official shots look?