Wallenstein and Gustav II Adolf from Warlords!

[dodge]

Oops! didn't word that very well did I.

I've been inconsolable for 2 whole days 

 

[Blackwolf]

I like them,horses not too bad,but why are they hatless?

[Phil Robinson]

I like them,horses not too bad,but why are they hatless?

Do horses wear hats?

[Arthur]

Saw figures in the flesh at the weekend and the usual problem of them being smaller than there own plastics
I like the idea of something different but I will stick to TAG

I imagine the Wallenstein figure would not look too out of place at the head of a TAG army. TAG is also my default manufacturer for all things Imperial and TYW-ish, although I may look somewhere else for cuirassiers as I'm not overly fond of the TAG heavies : they're about the only Nick Collier sculpts that somehow don't work for me, which is odd as I positively love the TAG TYW range. I was thinking of using the Bicorne cuirassiers instead, although they may be a tad larger than the TAG cavalry.

I'll most certainly invest in the Warlord Wallenstein figure, even though in real life the man almost certainly wore a back and breast over a buff coat rather than the full 3/4 armour 17th century painters traditionally depicted military commanders in.  

[cdr]

They are also showing Johan t'Serclaes Count Tilly  currently (probably the best Belgian general ever  )

[Arthur]

And there he is :



Not available yet, but release is apparently imminent.

[Captain Blood]

Again, a really nice, characterful figure.

Just not convinced by the horse 

[Prof.Witchheimer]

agree, the mount looks odd...moody..

[mweaver]

I like all three of the characters, but the horses do look both small and not quite right to me.  If horses and riders are completely separate, that might work out.

[Blackwolf]

Do horses wear hats?

 O course,of course,if that horse happens to be a talking horse,the wonderful Mr Ed.........