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Miniatures Adventure => Medieval Adventures => Topic started by: 15th Panzer on June 07, 2012, 07:48:20 PM
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First of all, thank you to Capt B for explaining how to do this forum thing. Would not have had a clue without his intro.
My first post. Yorkist battle line laid out on my play room floor. I am mainly in this for the painting as I find it a great way to de-stress from real life.
I am currently working on the Lancastrians to face them although I have, like many by the sounds of things, become distracted by the mounted men at arms set. So it would appear my Lancastrians will be supported by some serious heavies. I feel a Blore Heath situation coming on.
I have based my figures in fives to keep them feeling like individuals on 60 x 40mm bases. This gives them a tight packed ranks feel. Flags are all over-painted Freezywaters.
Let me know what you think.
Cheers
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Well that worked ;)
Stunning array. Really impressive seeing them en masse like that. More please! :D
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Great to share these with the world. So far only me, the wife and my uninterested teenage daughter have ever clapped eyes on them!! Here are the opposition. A couple of small contingents - Northumberland and Dacre plus Exeter and Welles. Also some work in progress on a couple of boxes of those distracting MMAA. I fear I have over done the armoured horses so the third box will be all unbarded to make up for it. Also plan to work on arrow volley casualty lines to be left in the wake of my advancing battles.
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Very impressive
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A few more old Yorkists. Hastings is my favourite Yorkist unit. Abergavenny’s lot is a slightly smaller 30 man retinue.
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Wow, I love those guys, really outstanding. Thank you very much for posting this.
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Excellent - and nothing much wrong with you painting my friend. Really good stuff :)
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What a superb array! Thank you.
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You should have jumped onto the forums sooner, They are great!
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Wow, a most impressive array - they look great. Nice large battles - just as medieval armies should look.
Thanks for sharing,
Simon.
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Wow, thats impressive.
Seeing them an mass is really striking. :D
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Wow, a most worthy first post mate, your army looks fantastic :-*
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Really lovely work on your Yorkists, well done.
Cheers,
Helen
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:o :o :o
That is one seriously impressive line there.
Great work and welcome aboard!
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cracking work :o
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Lovely. What size and make are they?
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:o :o :o
This is the kind of thing that makes my moral bit the dust...
Great work!!
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Just...wow! It is rare to see that quality of painting in such sheer quantity.
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Thanks for the really positive feedback all. Just the moral boost required to crack on and get the other half finished. Cavalry, artillery and casualties currently on the workbench. Will post the results as I finish them. By the way they are all Perry Miniatures plastic and metal at 28mm. Cheers.
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Very, very good! How did you paint the armour?
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Wow! Not really my period but that is a stunning colection you've put together.
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Wonderful armies on display! Lovely large deep formations which leave a very nice impression. 8) 8)
Christopher
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Very, very good! How did you paint the armour?
Hello CyberAlien - Thanks for you comment. The armour is the quickest part of all my painting. First all the figs are undercoated with black spray. Watered down acrylic gun metal is then liberally applied over the whole figure. I use either Vallejo or GW. Then black ink wash over the gun metal. Finally a very, very gentle silver dry brush. Only then do I paint in the details such as belts, flesh, scabbard and heraldry. Simple, quick and effective. Cheers
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Bloody hell! SOOOOOOOO jealous...
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Fantastic. Thank you for posting these images.
Tony