I used to own a large Games Workshop Brettonian army, they were colourful and I put some real effort into painting them. Like other painting projects I rarely used them [once] and then realised I wouldnt use them so sold the lot. Even now it pains me to think how much time and effort I had put into the army and just how valuable it would be some ten years plus after I sold them. Anyway one of the figures I had always like was the very early Brettonian archers and with them being a generic figure I wanted some for my Wars of the Roses and Burgundian projects.
Yes they are an anachronism, yes they are well Games Workshoppy but I like them and they paint up well.
I couldnt help myself and added another Burgundian Pike unit to the army.This time the figures are historically correct.
Aut Cesar, Aut Nihil, Wargaming the Borgias.
Monday, 7 February 2022
Tuesday, 1 February 2022
Burgundian goodies.
A few more Burgundians tripping off the old conveyor belt. The standard bearer is a 3D printed fantasy figure from Sundred Miniatures. Unfortunately the flagpole broke whilst painting, so looks a tad wonky. It was a decent figure to paint and takes paint well without the need for an undercoat. The actual design is a generic one.
Some more Italian light cavalry, this time armed with light lances, again Ive deliberately not adorned them with Burgundian crosses so I can use them in later renaissance games.
More crossbowmen in skirmish order.
Some more Italian light cavalry, this time armed with light lances, again Ive deliberately not adorned them with Burgundian crosses so I can use them in later renaissance games.
More crossbowmen in skirmish order.
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