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Author Topic: Alternative bodies compatible with War of the Roses Perry Miniatures (new Swiss)  (Read 86306 times)

Offline Maxromek

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I think "torse" is an English terms and refers more to the ones worn over bascinets in slightly earlier period. "Mazzocchio" would then be the ones worn over bascinets in Italy. I think they may also be a difference in construction and material, but pleas don't quote me 😅

Offline vodkafan

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I decided that i need more Italian flavor, what better than some Barbute helmets. Im thinking of doing some more variants.






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 I just bought a few packs of your other late medieval  heads,  I will definitely be buying these too!
I am going to build a wargames army, a big beautiful wargames army, and Mexico is going to pay for it.

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Offline Captain Blood

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Love those barbutes. My favourite helmet of the era  :-*

Offline Captain Harlock

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Love those barbutes. My favourite helmet of the era  :-*
Thank you! If there are any ideas for other Barbure styles, Im open to suggestions

Offline Captain Harlock

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Great looking heads, I can't wait to get my hands on these, they would work really well for a unit of Italian mercenaries in Burgundian service I have in mind...
On the subject of headdress, I think the word you're looking for is mazocchio. Have a look at this: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5a/Uccello_mazzocchio2.jpg from this article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaperon_(headgear), in the paragraph The capuccio in Renaissance art. Hope it helps :)
Thank you! Thats the word I was looking for

Offline Captain Harlock

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 I just bought a few packs of your other late medieval  heads,  I will definitely be buying these too!

Thank you so much!

Offline Captain Harlock

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This is an extra pose for the pole arm front rankers, commissioned by Steel Fist Miniatures








Offline Captain Harlock

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Im very happy to announce that very soon these 6 pole arm, front ranker bodies, and two sets of feathered plumes (one with orbs and one without), will be available from Steel Fist Miniatures.






Offline HappyChappy439

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I've been looking for good sets of feathers for ages, so this is an amazing addition!  :o

The new bodies look amazing as well!

Offline Stärn vo Buebebärg

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This is good news indeed! The miniatures look wonderful and the plumes will be very handy! Plumes for everyone, finally!

Offline Jack Jones

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On the subject of headdress, I think the word you're looking for is mazocchio. Have a look at this: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5a/Uccello_mazzocchio2.jpg from this article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaperon_(headgear), in the paragraph The capuccio in Renaissance art. Hope it helps :)

I think "torse" is an English terms and refers more to the ones worn over bascinets in slightly earlier period. "Mazzocchio" would then be the ones worn over bascinets in Italy. I think they may also be a difference in construction and material, but pleas don't quote me 😅

Brilliant! I was wondering about this, but hadn’t got around to doing the research. The rest of the wiki article is really interesting too.
« Last Edit: May 23, 2024, 04:51:58 PM by Jack Jones »

Offline Jack Jones

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Im very happy to announce that very soon these 6 pole arm, front ranker bodies, and two sets of feathered plumes (one with orbs and one without), will be available from Steel Fist Miniatures.







Oh! My! Fantastic! Now I’m considering a pike armed mercenary unit for my WotR project 🤔

Cheers
JJ

Offline Freddy

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Great sculpting work again!

Offline Ronin1978

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Bene bene prevedo un bell'ordine per Steelfist tra tardo medievale, samurai e Guerre d' italia.
Bravo bel lavoro migliori sempre di più.

Offline Captain Harlock

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Bene bene prevedo un bell'ordine per Steelfist tra tardo medievale, samurai e Guerre d' italia.
Bravo bel lavoro migliori sempre di più.

Ευχαριστώ πολύ!  :)

 

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