Ogrob's medievals for SAGA. Heavy cavalry 8/5

[Basementboy]

Looks great!

[NTM]

Excellent. Painting Warlords is such fun.

[Ogrob]

As always, I am easily distracted and hop from project to project. I'd recently decided to shift the colour scheme of my 100 year war collection to all red and gold instead of the medley of colours I had started with. The other day I picked up some foot men at arms from the shelf and decided to get some painting done on this project. Here is the first result, including a pair of sabot bases to give me options for foot warlord when using these for SAGA. Painting knights with a lot of armour and a few bright colours is nice and fast.





What do you think?

[Pattus Magnus]

Those look very sharp, the red and yellow palette is a classic!

[Basementboy]

They look fantastic! The commander especially, really nice sculpt, and a great scheme too

[Ogrob]

While I was at it, I went ahead and started on any remaining foot knights I could find. (one eluded me by having fallen on the floor, he is now found and going through a head swap). Lovely and quick to paint with all that steel. These are the remaining three out of Claymore's recent named characters release, as well as their Black Prince figure and the foot version of Stronghold Terrain's Camino de Santiago knight. You can find the mounted version of him earlier in the thread. The mounted Claymore figures will follow soon.



Plus a little group shot. I will never need all of these for SAGA, but I did notice that one of the Spanish lists for Blood & Crowns has unlimited access to foot men at arms, so there is that.

[Basementboy]

Lovely work as always! Particularly like that bareheaded one, really nice job on the face there

[MaleGriffin]

Excellent looking figures!

[Corso]

Nicely done knights!

[Ogrob]

Couple of more knights finished. I think this is it in the partial plate department for now.

First up is the set of four named characters on foot and mounted that Claymore released last year (I think). Lovely minis. I think these are done by their digital sculptor, and really show the best of what can be done in that way. Super clean and lovely details. Claymore's casts are also impeccable, big kudos to their casters.






I entered some of these into a paint contest ran by SAGA Thorsday, but needed to add another figure as I had already started one of them before the contest was announced. That ended up being this kitbashed Claymore knight on resin horse:


And finally I finished my conversion of their King Edward figure. I had no use for a helmetless and crowned figure, so attempted to swap his head for a spare one. I ended up not being happy with my effort at sculpting mail aventail, so instead he got a greenstuff cloak. I think the drapes and folds are some of my best yet.



What do you think?

[Basementboy]

I Think they look fantastic! Really lovely work as always

[Mellal]

It was reaally nice discovering your topic from irish skirmishers to gold and red knights ! Really impressed by your green stuff work. It really personnalise your minis.

[Captain Blood]

A marvellous cavalcade of knights 

[Ogrob]

In between all the knights I did also manage to finish up these germanic hearthguard.

[Bloggard]

great stuff.