I´ve said it before and I´ll say it again, Strelets definately needs to re-issue this lot.
This was part one
Tuesday, 19 November 2019
Strelets Medieval Britain (Pt 2)
Another Handfull finished from the increasingly hard to find and increasingly expensive Strelets Medieval Britain set.
I´ve said it before and I´ll say it again, Strelets definately needs to re-issue this lot.
This was part one
IMHO, the bod hobbling on one foot really has a look of being downcast about his injury.
At PSR they refer to this pair as a Doctor and attendant. This is Logical but they could easily be used Cooks or handworkers.
My Axe is bigger than yours.
The bod on the left I reckon is supposed to be leading a nag, which, when I find a suitable one (with or without rider) he´ll need rebasing....I loath rebasing!!!
If the double bod "vignettes" are counted as individuals, that makes 15 painted from the 33 foot bods in the set. At this rate I should have the foot bods finished in..? ...2021 :-)
I´ve said it before and I´ll say it again, Strelets definately needs to re-issue this lot.
This was part one
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Nice variety and nicely done too!
ReplyDeleteGreat work Paul. That Strelets set is a favourite of mine.
ReplyDelete"My Axe is bigger than yours..."nice, and excellent painting!
ReplyDeleteSo good Paul, a cracking set.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, as always!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great set of figures.
ReplyDeleteNice work Paul. Awesome work. What a bunch of lively fellows they are.
ReplyDeleteOh I'm jealous, I didn't realize soon enough the interest of this set, I never bought it... Very nice Paul-standard-painting, the master of all Medieval things :)
ReplyDeleteIf you can get hold of it do..one day it will be so rare and expensive it will pay for your retirement. Luckily I got hold of two sets, one with the full box and one loose set still on the sprue. I´m keeping it until either Strelets re-release them (possibly never) or I can find some one who can make copies..for personal use only though.
DeleteTotally agree; a cracking set. After much searching the other year I managed to get a set from ITALY (!!!) - since UK proved a dead loss (yet again)....
DeleteMust be rare, as I've never seen this one before
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