A little more work to do on the basing and some more new flags and it should be up and running soon I hope. Long bows are ready for basing, and another unit of Feudal crossbow on the blocks.......can't wait.
Still trying to work out this new camera of mine....but here's a few pics.
The crossbows are actually Hussites, but I'm using them as lowland types.......who cares, I like the pavises and they look scruffy enough.
Very nice Tarters. Who cares indeed lowland, Hussite they are you toys to play with as you please and they look wonderful.
ReplyDeletelooking great mate cannot wait to run them over, shoot them and cut them in to little pieces.....on the table of course!
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Matt
The Hussite pavises are lovely...
ReplyDelete!!!! Lovely!!!!!!
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Paul
Just superb Tartty!!....the knights are the true definition of 'heavy metal'! Pavises look great!!!
ReplyDeleteDon't know how you do it,lovely!
ReplyDeleteReally nice looking units. Old Glkory have given us a great range in these ones and they have been graced by lovely painting
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Most kind gents, I've got a little more work to do still but things are progressing nicely. My opponent has nearly finished his Swiss and now onto his Imperials, so the pressure's on.
ReplyDeleteThe pavises are amazing and I especially like your metalwork. Is there just a bit of blue ink or wash in it? Looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteNo nothing special Monty, it's actually just dry brushed gunmetal over a black undercoat then silver dry brushed over that for the highlights. The gunmetal is even craft paint, so no secrets there either.
DeleteWell, the results are excellent. I tried drybrushing some 15mm knights and it just didn't work out in that scale. I'll remember this for when I scale up!
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