These
Art Miniaturen metal Norman Knights were a present from
Wolfgang Meyer, the creator of the Croeburn 1813 dio.
They had no weapons, shields or nags but that wasn´t a problem. The only small problem was getting them to stay put on the horses. I solved it by putting a small blob of clear Silicon onto the saddles. The same to attach the shields.
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| They fit well with the Strelets and the HaT period knights. I haven´t based them yet as I am considering rebasing the whole Norman army so far for Impetus. |
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| The sword was sourced from the spares box..it´s plastic but exactly which set it came from..I can´t remember |
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| My favourite pose....he really looks like he´s going to lance an enemy down. |
A small intro to the modelling world...a website called
Steven´s Miniaturen. Set up by A member of the
Valdemar Forum,
Steven, he shows his work and W.I.P´s...
Great job converting and painting. He looks to me like he is about to skewer a wild boar for supper!
ReplyDeleteGreat work again Paul, love the conversions. Splendid Sir.
ReplyDeletebeautiful Normans!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI like the red and white colours! the hand-painted shields are perfect! congrats!
For every problem there's a solution! And you did it again, nice conversions and well painted figures!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
http://peterscave.blogspot.be/
Fabulous job there Sir!
ReplyDeletevery nice paul. I would not have ecpected these guys after your recent works
ReplyDeleteNo-one expects the spanish inquisition....damm..wrong era :-D
DeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely gift for you Paul and you've done a bang up job with them. I clicked on the link for the shop and they have some fine pieces. I really like that Punic War Elephant, the Special Edition falcon and those Cro-Magnon were really unique.
ReplyDeleteGood work as always Paul. I've been away from the bench for a while. But it's good to be back. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteA good idea to use the HAT horses, helps safing a lot of money.
ReplyDeletecheers
Uwe