Early Tudor lottery - vote for your favourite unit

[Stuart]

I've posted this on the Renaissance board too but we all know this is my true home !

My Army Royal early tudor project is close to reaching a conclusion so i've posted a poll for your favourite unit over on my blog.

http://www.stuartsworkbench.blogspot.co.uk/2013/08/vote-for-your-favourite-piece.html



Thanks for looking

Stuart

[dan97526]

Amazing work.  I've been following your project for a while - and after seeing what you, Raglan, Captain Blood, and others have done I decided to abandon my 15mm War of the Roses project and go forward in 28mm.

I voted for the demi-lancers, largely on the strength of your incredible banners.

Cheers!
Dan

[Iain R]

Wow, simply beautiful work, there!

Cheers
Iain.

[traveller]

They all look so good but I gave my vote to Audelay. Please tell us about the manufacturer of the miniatures of that great photo 

[Lowtardog]

Absolute beauties your pallette and painting technique is to die for

[Atheling]

Stuart,

In the end I voted for Henry VIII himself.

I'll have to pop over to your blog and see the results as soon as they are in.

Also, very much looking forward to seeing the beginnings of the French army  .

Darrell.

[Paleskin]

Wow!

[max]

I voted demi lancers and the light horse, got a thing for cavalry at the moment 

[Paul]

They are all exceptional  George Talbot, 4th Earl of Shrewsbury is my favourite.

[Mason]

I cannot vote for one.
They are all too lovely!
 

That is an absolutely gorgeous army that you have every right to be proud of.
Simply stunning.
 

[Constable Bertrand]

               

Stuart, they are all amazing. What a lovely army you have gathered.

I voted for Charles Somerset, That flag is just beautiful with those figures.

Cheers
Matt

[Hammers]

I've posted this on the Renaissance board too but we all know this is my true home !

My Army Royal early tudor project is close to reaching a conclusion so i've posted a poll for your favourite unit over on my blog.

http://www.stuartsworkbench.blogspot.co.uk/2013/08/vote-for-your-favourite-piece.html



Thanks for looking

Stuart

I love your almost impressionistic flags.

[JollyBob]

A really hard choice, its all so bloody lovely! 

In the end I plumped for the Scurrers and Henry Willoughby, as they have the most "businesslike" aspect, which I something I really appreciate.

Really looking forward to poring over the WI article!