Twelve poses, all of them static but they are intended for and make a pretty decent shieldwall as suggested
HERE on PSR.
I haven´t painted them up as members of a Military order, I´ve got enough of those for now but there can never be enough arrow fodder. I went for made up stripes designs, cheverons and pales etc on thier shields.
Several of them, after a shield swop could be recruited into a Norman army
The bod on the right looks like he´s armed with a Falchion. without a crossguard. Although this looks wrong, I´m pretty sure I´ve seen Falchions without crossguards.
he bod second from the right. He hasn´t got baggy 16th century trousers ala Black Adder, it´s the padded Gambeson split
Additional Standard bearer converted from the
Strelets Medieval crossbowmen set.
They're bloody good Paul, the second picture I thought were metal sculpts....
ReplyDeleteNice and stripey. Great looking minis.
ReplyDeleteRegards,
Matt
Super job, Paul. Your troops make me want to pick them up, hold them, and send them out to do battle.
ReplyDeletegreat work paul there is some great bods in that mix of nice warriors
ReplyDeleteFun stuff! All the different heraldry looks great when mixed together
ReplyDeleteEx(static)ly nice Paul! :)
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely set of Bods brought to life beautifully.
ReplyDeleteGreat paint-job! It's not easy to paint strelets stuff but you always achieve great results!
ReplyDeleteI like this set, it's so useful. OK not the best looking but so many possibilities for painting conversions!
Great work! and it's pleasant to see them in another use!
ReplyDelete(I've painted few of them as Normans, but don't remember which ones exactly!)
For the Blogs, I've seen that it works with some of them (few) and impossible with others!
I don't have problem for adding in my blog-roll, as far I know...
Some great figures and very well painted, you need bods like this to fill your army out, more please!
ReplyDeleteThere's a lot of variety here in your painting. Love what you did with the shields.
ReplyDeleteCool stuff Paul.
ReplyDeleteNice work, every time :)
//mojo
Nice Work :)
ReplyDeleteAnother masterpiece. I always like your knightly stuff. Well done.
ReplyDeleteGreat work. Strelets can be so hard to paint yet you always seem to manage to make them look good.
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