Here are some pictures of the three bases and with the unit of dismounted archers with riding boots that were started in the summer. They seems to work OK together. I'm working on another combined-arms unit for the Burgundian army in the new year.
I've also converted a coustiller urgently mounted his horse - either as a messenger or to portray the haste with which the Burgundians had to form up at the battles of Morat or Nancy against the fast-approaching Swiss. He's a plastic Perry Light Cavalry figure, chopped up a bit, with a metal Perry mount with saddle and stirrups added.
He's somewhere up the top of the pile on the painting desk.
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Splendid, truly splendid!
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ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteSuper conversions and painting!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
beautiful unit !! great work of conversion and painting, I think I'll copy some things.
ReplyDeleteImpressive brushwork - definitely more than just ok!
ReplyDeleteThey really have been worth all the effort Simon, a superb and very useful unit.
ReplyDeleteThose turned out rather well, and I love the messenger. You always manage to put real character into these conversions.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely piece Simon.
ReplyDeleteYou've captured the moment perfectly.
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