First completed base for another Burgundian handgunner & crossbowmen unit. I changed the casualty figure that I was working on in the previous post, as he didn’t fit on the base in the corner of the foreground exactly where I wanted, so will be used somewhere else.
This casualty figure is a Perry HYW metal, who with some minor
amends of providing him with a later fifteenth century sallet, removal of the
plate & padded defences on his legs and the addition of a St Andrews cross
on his jack, has just squeezed him into being an acceptable figure for the 1470s.
The fencing that the skirmishers are negotiating is Renedra
plastic with a fence post of wooden dowel.
Feel a bit fraudulent posting on only one base and three figures. Two more skirmisher bases to come to complete this unit –
next figures have been assembled and are ready for painting.
Fantastic, love the animated pose on the hand gunners
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful stand of troops!
ReplyDeleteGreat Work
ReplyDeleteWow!!! That is bl**dy lovely! You´ve even painted the inside of the fallen guys helmet.
ReplyDeleteIncredible ! So dynamic !
ReplyDeleteStunning work, love the action in the base !!!
ReplyDeleteBest regards Michael
Great painting as always but the composition and action here is wonderful. You can almost hear the chap grunt as he jump the fence!
ReplyDeleteIt's not just about three figures, it's about showing a great piece of scenery and diorama building. Love the flowery field and all.
ReplyDeleteCheers, SG
mountainsoflead.com
Fantastic base and figures,I can't wait to see the next one...
ReplyDeleteReally inspiring work, a great idea for most periods
ReplyDeleteFantastic!!
ReplyDeleteJason.
Beautiful! I do like this work and the impression of movement...
ReplyDeletePhil.
Man that is so cool! There is so much story in that one piece.
ReplyDeleteCheers
Thomas
Cracking piece of work!
ReplyDeleteVery nice and dynamic vignette! Seeing all those well painted burgundian troops makes me want to start with some burgundians as well, maybe for the siege of Neuss? ;-)
ReplyDeleteBest regards Stefan
Just amazing
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