Tudor knight conversion

[Stuart]

It took me a while to build up the confidence to try this conversion but not bad do you think?

I want to try a full cassock and do something like this but a bit more practice might be needed first;

http://www.studio88.co.uk/acatalog/info_GT167_C.html

A few more pics of the conversion in progress on my blog;

http://www.stuartsworkbench.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/john-tuchet-8th-baron-audley-1483-1557.html

Stuart

[Paul]

Well worth the attempt!!! 
The pic of the cavalry is wonderfull!!!! 

[Hendrid]

As I said on your blog, this a great piece of work Stuart. Definitely got a good feel about it.

I've tried to model the full cassock myself and it's difficult to do without looking too bulky without taking a fair bit away from the model first, unless you pick your model very carefully. Look forward to see the results of your labours though.

[janner]

Fabulous work Stuart 

[Engel]

Another great model.

[Pentaro]

I hadn't seen your blog, it's beautiful!

Great conversions, I wish there were more 1500-1600 commercial ranges around.

[Stuart]

Just one pack of dismounted gendarmes. I know redoubt do a couple but there's a bit of a gulf between them and my Perry heavy army.

I might give the full cassock a go one day, or perhaps just sit in vain waiting for someone else to do it, i'll definitely do that for a little while - procrastination is often the start of most of my projects!

[painterman]

Lovely work again Stuart - 

[redzed]

excelllent bit of work

do more

the more you do the easier it becomes.

[Stuart]

do more, do it now! dance for me 

alright alright, i'll see what i can do

[15thpanzer]

As usual, unusually good.