They are made by Toma Miniatures under the titel, "Catch my geese"
This site, Medieval Bestiary, has a slide Show with several Pictures of "Medieval" Geese
Monday, 25 April 2016
Goosey Goosey Gander
Yet another set from the lead pile and destined for the 1329 dio
They are made by Toma Miniatures under the titel, "Catch my geese"
As far as I can make out, a lot of Pictures from the Medieval period geese Show the Grey legged Version but I found a couple showing them with the classic pinky orange legs, one source being by Hugh of Fouilloy (aka:Hugo de Folieto ) from the Bibliothèque Municipale de Troyes from the last quarter of the 12th century.
This site, Medieval Bestiary, has a slide Show with several Pictures of "Medieval" Geese
Getting the geese to stay up on thier Little legs was a pain but it was finally achieved with the help of UHU second glue
They are made by Toma Miniatures under the titel, "Catch my geese"
This site, Medieval Bestiary, has a slide Show with several Pictures of "Medieval" Geese
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Another great and unsual job...love this!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful set, the movement is fabulous - the paintings is pretty good too. ;)
ReplyDeleteExcellent painted figures and all together they make a very lovely scene!
ReplyDeleteKeep them coming Paul! You're doing great!
Greetings
Peter
Fantastic stuff Paul!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Scene. A real pleasure to view. Cool Painting! BB
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely figures. How I wish they were available in 28mm, though I see that Toma make some ACW figures in 28mm.
ReplyDeleteI love the one bod who appears to be pointing and laughing, rather than helping. Having tried to chase geese myself, I would rather laugh than catch. :)