From Valdemar - VM062 Hospitallers.
Just to get my hand and eye back into painting medievals.
Two Templar Knights.
Poor fellow Soldiers of Christ and the Temple of Solomon
The one on the right has the colours are the ones used on thier Battle flag but they look good and make a change from the red cross on white.
Knight of St Thomas
Hospitallers of St Thomas of Canterbury at Acre
Knight of St John
Order of the knights of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem
Knight of St Lazarus.
Order of St Lazarus of Jerusalem
I´ve painted these before but as Foot Bods (HERE)
Weapons (swords/Mace), shields, sword sheaths (both empty and with sword) and the head of the downed Nag, are all seperate.
When painting the nags I advise choosing the final colour scheme and painting the underside before attaching them to a base. Not only is the underneath of the Caparisons visible (not so well in the pics) but the legs as well.
Legs. A couple of the Nags are posed with just two hoofs on the ground. I used a Pattex Perfect Pen, which contains Loctite Super Attak gel. Takes a few seconds to hold and a few more minutes to dry but it works on Metal to metal, Metal to card, plastic.
Wonderful job Paul, and fantastic colors...
ReplyDeleteThese are great.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely wonderful Paul. An era I keep promising myself to do more reading about as woefully ignorant.
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
ReplyDeleteFantastic painted knights! Never knew that there were so many orders! Looks like I have a lot to read in the near future!
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Peter
Thanks Peter. Medieval Religious Military orders, until 1500 - 5/6 international orders and another 29 National orders.
DeleteI´ve only covered/painted..??..10 of them?
DeleteYep 10.
Delete1.Order of the Holy Sepulchre,
2.Sovereign Military Order of Malta
3.Order of Saint John,
4.Knights Templar,
5.Teutonic order,
6.Order of Saint Lazarus,
7.Order of Calatrava,
8.Order of Alcántara,
9. Hospitallers of Saint Thomas,
10 Livonian Brothers of the Sword
Thanks for teh additional info! As said I will have a lot to read and search for information.
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Peter
Lots of animation in those figures and wonderfully painted Paul.
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