Sunday, 1 July 2018

Guy de Beauchamp and Friends


5 more for the Bannockburn Project and another 4 for the Medieval Lords and Ladies post
Guy de Beauchamp. 10th Earl of Warwick. Gules a fess between six crosses crosslet or
King´s Battalion
Thomas de Multon, 1st Baron Multon of Gilsland. Barry of seven argent and gules. There is a Version with twelve argent and gules but I took the version shown on the Falkirk roll.

Second Battalion
Johan de Wake. Baron Wake of Liddell. Or two bars gules in chief three torteaux.
I like the Coat-of-Arms so he´s got a Standard bearer
Second Battalion
John Ap-Adam III. 1st Baron Ap-Adam.  Argent on a cross gules five mullets or
King´s Battalion
The whole gang so far

I´ve still got a handfull in the qeue, including some foot bods as aides /Sergeants.
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  2. Wow Paul, I am looking ant these and thinking that I need a thinner brush! Amazing details.

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    1. Thanks Michael.The Point of the brush is the deciding factor, if that´s sharp then the brush doesn´t have to be thin...okay, a thin brush can have a sharp Point but then i find it has less accuracy.

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  3. Those are beautiful! Well done Sir!

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  4. it's our dream to all painters such beautiful figurines.

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  6. Very nice brushwork. These look spectacular!

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  8. Really great work on the heraldry. Makes me want to get a horse and dress it in a matching outfit to me; bc those miniatures look the business. 😀

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  9. Handsome and coloful minis, what a feast for our eyes!

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  10. Brilliant as usual, always enjoy seeing your heraldry work

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