Anyway John felt that I needed to have some more light cavalry ready for Saturday, so I dashed off these chaps.
Luckily the Pike and Shotte rules operate in sixes, so painting these boys wasnt a chore.
I used to have a fair few Citidal figures in my previous renaissance armies, especially my Burgundian one. Who did I sell them to? They are still a nice figure to use, but I dont like the Foundry pricing for them, a tad on the expensive side for figures that are at least 25 years old.
On that note, Hinchliffe have always produced a wonderful range of wagons, especially the renaissance range. This wine wagon, was one of my favaourites, so painting up another one was a real pleasure.
Also a very reasonable price to currently buy.
So there we have it, hopefully it will make a colourful display on Saturday, dependent on the weather of course. Hope to see you there.
Great paint job as always Robbie! Will be popping along to Smoggy with the camera this weekend so I'll get some shot of your Italian Wars demo. Always on the lookout for interesting colour schemes as well as inspiration for my Italian wars units!
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Look forward to seeing you there.
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Very nice, very colorful....love the wine wagon and the horse crossbowman!
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Deleteyou should check out the Hinchliffe figures and prices, they are still a very good range.
Thanks Robbie.
Some nice minis there, glad I saw that Zabadak mentioned your interesting blog.
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