Thursday 20 June 2013

Dead Medievals

I could (if I had the Money to spare) get a load of dead from Ykreol, but then what to do with all the unusable or repeat pose bods? Battlefield scatter! :-D
This lot are all from different Strelets sets and will make casualty markers / "Decoration" for the Bannockburn battlefield.
Based. I´m using 6cm wide bases to fit alongside normal Impetus sizes.
Add some previous battlefield "scatter" (from the medieval casualties post) and a bit of ground cover to fill the gaps between the bases...

A crows eye view.
A Knight (Sir Cobbleweed) giving some protection to Geoffrey,  his wounded horse.

 
 

20 comments:

  1. My God, it's a bloodbath... :(

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  2. Very good, I'm currently doing some more casualties to scatter about my El Cid games.

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  3. Hola
    Que bueno,muertos para el campo de batalla,quedan bien
    un saludo

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  4. These look great, really good work

    Ian

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  5. Another ingenious solution Paul, love the previous post's photographs - really effective.

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  6. Love these, particularly Sir Cobbleweed and Geoffrey.

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  7. Very nice, we really feel like being on a battlefield after the melee! Great looking ground, and very nice last pic too...

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  8. The end results look really good!

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  9. The other side of the glory of war. Nice modeling, Mr. Bods.

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  10. You know how I feel about dead figures, these are fecking top notch and the bases just make the pop out more.

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  11. Wow
    Inspirational

    Useful in a wargaming sense and a a mini "work of art"

    :)

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  12. Great work Paul!!! looks great. and I hope that Sir Cobbleweed and his horse get out alive.

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  13. Hi Paul, you did a great jod with these figurines. It very impressive how you put them on the floor and covered.
    Fantastic

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  14. The backdrop and scatter really adds to the scene, wonderful.
    What did you use for the scatter please Paul?
    Cheers,
    Pat.

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    1. Thanks pat.
      It´s for model Train sets and is called "scatter material" from the Firm Faller. The stuff I´ve used is called "sandbrown" but it´s more a coffee colour than sand. It´s just fine enough to act as scatter and not so fine that it sticks to the basing so with a gentle tap on the base it falls off and it can be re-used.
      Here´s the code number
      170705 Scatter material, sandbrown 30g
      and a link
      http://faller.de/App/WebObjects/XSeMIPS.woa/cms/page/pid.14.17.89/agid.1127.1200.1226.1127.1200.1226/atid.827/lg.en/ecm.at/Strooimateriaal-zandbruin-30-g.html

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  15. Thanks for the info Paul.
    Cheers,
    Pat.

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  16. Excellent, Paul - they look really terrific, and they will certainly bring a lot of realism to the battlefield.

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