Again, painted up as Norman cavalry. The
PSR review correctly places them later than the classical 1066 Norman period..but as my Norman army is ( like all my medieval /dark ages) a generic one..they fit perfectly :-D
The whole Generic Norman army...as it stands at the moment
The shield wall with archers in skirmish mode
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The Cavalry charges forward !!!! |
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The shield wall |
You are dfinitely getting there! - I wouldn't worry about getting things precisely to date in this period - no-one knows for sure-and the 'Norman' period is a veeeeery long one - its not just 1066!
ReplyDeleteKeep it up mate!
Excellent looking force there Paul!!
ReplyDeleteThanks :-D
ReplyDeleteI never worry unduly about the historical accuracy of any of my bods..lifes way too short for that and there´s a ton of other stuff i worry about anyway..
Cheers
paul
Very nice job of painting and mustering the troops on the battlefield.
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff!
ReplyDeleteThey look fine to me, the good thing is you can use them for the 1st Crusade as well!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous looking group Paul
ReplyDeletereally good! the HAT "El Cid" are surprising! and can be used for many periods... They complete well the STRELETS Normans sets! A geat army, Paul! (they need some enemies now....)
ReplyDeleteThey look very, very good. I like the overall red and white look of this army...
ReplyDeleteGood stuff. Those group pics look awesome!
ReplyDeleteFantastic work Paul!
ReplyDeleteThe colours you used , make this army 'consistent'!
Well done!
T.
Very nice army Paul.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, this is a great army. These guys can fight on two continents against a dozen opponents.
ReplyDeletevery nice! impressive work as always.
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff, Paul
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