Raglan's Italian Wars

[Lord Raglan]

A Swiss mercenary detachment prepares to enter the fray in support of their French employers

[Lord Raglan]

Some mercenary Condittieria in support

[Lord Raglan]

Swiss Mercenary Commander Franz Adam Karrer with some religious guidance

[skip]

very nicely done, i like the way you have done the pike block, has a sense of movement to it

Brian

[Lord Raglan]

very nicely done, i like the way you have done the pike block, has a sense of movement to it

Cheers Brian

I have another 8 pike blocks in the pipeline, so hopefully they will all turn out as well

Gareth

[Hu Rhu]

They really pop.  Love the Condottiera, who makes those models?

[wrgmr1]

Excellent work Gareth!!
Thomas Moore here as wrgmr1

[Atheling]

Bloomin' excellent stuff Gareth 

[Axebreaker]

Lovely looking Italian Wars!

Christopher

[commissarmoody]

One Great looking project. What rules are you planning on using for them?

[Maniac]

The pike block is well done.

Someone asked who the mounted figs were by:

They really pop.  Love the Condottiera, who makes those models?

Unless I'm mistaken they look like Steel Fist miniatures:

https://www.steelfistminiatures.com/product-category/italian-wars-1494-1538-product_cat-19/

[Anderson Collection]

Whenever I see Raglans in the title I know its going to be epic another great looking collection.

[Lord Raglan]

Unless I'm mistaken they look like Steel Fist miniatures:

That's correct buddy

[Lord Raglan]

Thank you everybody, loads more to do with this collection.

I should have a couple of light cavalry wings based up by the week.

Gareth

[Lord Raglan]

King Charles VIII of France and entourage, take holy communion before invading the Italy peninsula with a French Army of twenty-five thousand men (including 8,000 Swiss mercenaries). For several months, French forces moved through the Italian states virtually unopposed.