Paul´s Bods

 Two more of sir Bodard´s Mounted Men-at-Arms.  Both riders are converted..the one on the left had a head swop, the one on the right, well, ...

  Small bit of progress. Two of Sir Bodard´s Mounted Men-at-Arms.  Both of the Nags are from the   Zvezda English knights set, the one on t...

A change from military types..a part of the Camp. Wether it will stay as a single stand or be re-based as part of a larger base..time will t...

 Sir Bodfrey´s Standard bearer The entire command group Next, I mentioned something about it in the last post, a part of Sir Bodard´s Camp.

Two more additions to the NMA. Sir Bodfrey (a Cousin of Sir Bodard) and sir Bodard´s standard bearer. Both are Valdemar Bods........and Nags...

 So, Part two. A new trumpeter and a Advisor Sir Bodhard decided his Trumpeter was too slow on foot so gave him a small payrise and gave him...

So, I´m back! It appears Blogger has changed some settings which I´m not yet used to, one being how to set up the text, I can´t work out h...

I know, I havent been active for..???..a long time but I keep looking at what´s going on in the world of bods..and today I found these.....A...

12 bods and 10 Nags.  10 of the bods, 9 mounted and one on foot*, are the  "run of the mill" and hard to tell apart Nazgûl / Ringw...

 What is the collective noun for them? Cyclopes?  Never mind. 12 in the box in 4 poses. I think they missed a trick with this lot. They coul...

The Bod drawing his sword was the top half of a rider from the Strelets English Cavalry of Edward I  (Top row, second from the right) and ...

Finally, after a long period of inactivity, something to post. 33 Bods of different makes, Emhar, Strelets, Airfix, Tumbling Dice Wounded or...