Finally the planned two stands of Camp followers are finished.
I went for a miserable woe is me look, a huddle of miserables trudging along at the back of an army, too lowly and unimportant to have any sort of armed escort.
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The man with a child on his shoulders and the pair pushing the wheelbarrow are from the Strelets Crusader Transport 2.
Would have been pushed or pulled ? ..Logic seems (to me anyway) that , like a horse powered one, pulling it would make more sense.
The bod sticking his finger up his beak is from the same set but has become a pedestrian after a lower Body swop.
The cart came with a single box as the load which is small and doesn´t really seem to Warrant the use of a wheeled platform. It would make more sense to load the Contents of the box into two sacks. Also it was meant to have spoked wheels. Seeing that These are peasants, I reckon it´s slightly unrealistic. The load I replaced with some toilet roll soaked in PVA, The wheels are from the Airfix Ancient Britons set.
Love your camp followers, reaslitic and splendid job Paul...
ReplyDeleteNice work, I've kept some old Airfix wheels for use with medieval transport.
ReplyDeleteNICE!
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ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteFantastic. Your medievals are simply wonderful, Paul.
ReplyDeleteBest regards, WM
Very nice painted figures!
ReplyDeleteLovely job Paul and I like the little conversion too.
ReplyDeleteI always marvel at your work Paul, just love the guy with the finger up his nose conversion.
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