They fit into the dio as they were incorporated into the Teutonic order in 1237 and became known as the Livonian Order.They continued to act as an independant branch of the Teutonic Order, headed by their own Master (himself de jure subject to the Teutonic Order's Grand Master).
The First lead pile is nearly completed*.
All the mounted Kniggit** and thier aides.
Total; 24 nags, two of which are riderless, and 7 bods on foot.(Number 8 snook off and hid )
Apologies for the pics..my camera seems to have developed some sort of "blur" effect (?)
* What´s left? 4 Oxen, a bod and his mule collecting Wood and a few more seated kniggits ** and There´s two more mounted kniggits in resin to be painted.
Coming together very nicely. Those quilted horse caparisons are really lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks. there´s a few more to come, not from me but other contributors like from Dirk. I can´t wait to see all of them on the 1329 dio...
DeleteHallo Paul, dein Deutsch Orden gefällten mir richtig gut
ReplyDeleteund deine Schertbrüder auch, ich habe die passende Banner für dich. Die werde ich heute noch rein tun.Micha
Hi Micha.
DeleteDie habe ich gerade eben gesehen (ich tausch einer aus für einer von deins.. seiht viel besser aus ) und die von Sonntag, Mathieu 1.de Montmorency usw. schon am Sonntag gedownloadet ..die sind echt spitze :-)
Du muss mir zeigen wir du es machst. Dioramica..du bist dabei oder?
Fantastic work Paul! I like the group shot!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
Shame I have to give them away :-( Mind you, I couldn´t afford to buy them all anyway, so the Chance to paint them was the good Thing.
DeleteNot heard of this order before, but they are wonderfully striking. Cracking work Paul and great to see them altogether.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job! Looking forward to the finished dio.
ReplyDeleteI like these Paul, nice work on the quilting.
ReplyDeleteGreate paintwork Paul !
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