Barons’ War 1264-67: UD 7/11 Retinue for Lions Rampant

[Silent Invader]

Work on the castle has continued to the point that it is now plastered.











The plaster is still drying and hopefully it won’t  distort with the moisture.

When it’s dry I’ll add flagstones and steps using milliput.

I’ve also painted another 10 minis and I’ll post them when they’re flocked.

[OSHIROmodels]

Wicked cool 

[Silent Invader]

Wicked cool 

Commented in less than 3 minutes of me posting. Impressive   

[BaronVonJ]

Wow!

[OSHIROmodels]

Commented in less than 3 minutes of me posting. Impressive   

Pure luck 

[janner]

Impressive 

[Elk101]

That's not going to blow away, that's for sure! Looking forward to seeing paint on it, it's looking great.

[Jeff965]

Amazing

[Malamute]

Uber Kewl

It’s really taking shape and you’ve painted another ten figures? I managed one mounted Knight today and he’s not even finished.

[carlos marighela]

Impressive! Must weigh a ton with all that plaster. You’ll ptobably want to seal it against cracking.

[Captain Blood]

Looking splendid 

[Dr DeAth]

Very good

[Byblos]

Superb 

[Silent Invader]

Thanks all - now that it’s drier, there are a few areas to touch up with a bit more plaster (mostly too many vertical lines from the tower curves).

Must weigh a ton with all that plaster. You’ll ptobably want to seal it against cracking.

It’s a very thin layer of skim, whole build presently weighing in at about 2.3kg.  It had a coat of thinned exterior wood glue about 2 hours after being plastered and so shouldn’t crack, as it’s quite a flexible sealer. 

[Captain Blood]

Thanks all - now that it’s drier, there are a few areas to touch up with a bit more plaster (mostly too many vertical lines from the tower curves).

I did notice those but didn't like to say... 
Definitely would benefit from a second coat in places to texturise the lines in the underlying board structure...