Customer briefing

I want some Grail Knights

After seeing your impressive work on Play On Tabletop, I had no doubt that you would be the perfect studio to take care of my Knights of Bretonia. I was fascinated by the aesthetics you achieve in your creations, and I can’t wait to see how you will bring my knights to life.

I’ve come up with four different heraldries for the riders, with four knights sporting each of them. Also, I’d like the leader to have a unique color scheme, inspired by the cover of the Bretonnian Army Book.

I would love to see wear and scratches on the knights’ armor and clothing, as marks of past battles. For the mounts, I prefer brown tones that bring realism and unity to the set.

As for the bases, I would like them to have low bushes, allowing the horses to be clearly seen and not hidden.

General photo of the Knights of the Grail, all at Ornate level

Daily monitoring of the Bretonnian Knights

Coming up with five schemes that worked well together was undoubtedly the most challenging aspect of the project. Instead of working on a single sample miniature, we tackled four of them simultaneously. We studied various patterns and analyzed how to best integrate them into the mounts and riders.

Once satisfied with the result, we applied it to the Games Workshop miniatures and, after receiving the client’s approval, we focused on the remaining 12 Grail knights. Following the client’s indications, we worked on the wear on both the metal armor and the shields, superimposing it on the heraldry of each house to represent the marks of blows and scratches received in combat.

This meticulous and adaptive approach allowed us to achieve a coherent and striking result for the set of knights, ensuring that each miniature reflected the essence of its house and, at the same time, was part of a unified and stylistically harmonious group.