WotR WIP - unit of light cavalry added (21/1/13)

[Arlequín]

They work for me. 

[Malamute]

Yep, looking pretty good to me, can't see much wrong with those, I would be happy to put them on the table. 

[Captain Blood]

Very nice, Steve. I like those very much, and you've come up with a couple of great new poses there which I shall have to nick! 
Especially like the added arrows. Might have to nick that too 

[Phil Robinson]

Those are mighty fine. I like the pose on the second in from the left, he looks like he his about to parry a blow from another.

[valleyboy]

those really are superbly done

[JollyBob]

Really nice job, mate, the livery colours have come out really well. 

If I were to be hyper critical, it looks like you've painted the brigandines on two of them as plate armour (third archer from the left, fourth billman) when they should be cloth with metal studs. But that really is a tiny thing and only stands out to me because I nearly went crosseyed picking all the studs out on my own. They still look awesome. 

[aircav]

Lovely Yorkist Troops there Steve  

[Sangennaru]

yep, the wotr perry spues are simply brilliant: from the same pieces you can have really different minis! =) i loved them when i had. If I only had time to paint at least one of them...

[Captain Blood]

That's right.
Kent mostly. And London. How ironic... 

[OSHIROmodels]

Though I recall reading somewhere that the Yorkists didn't actually garner much support from Yorkshire. 

Miserable buggers, that's why 

cheers

James

[Sangennaru]

, you british fellas. When you pull out your britishness we all feel so inferior...

[janner]

That's right.
Kent mostly. And London. How ironic... 

Kind of makes sense when you think that the Duke of Devonshire is actually in Derbyshire 

[Captain Blood]

And the Duke of Norfolk in Arundel, Sussex... 

[aircav]

Isn't Richmond (the real one not the southern pretender  ) castle actually Henry's, So that's the house of Lancaster in Yorkshire 

[Arlequín]

It is all a bit odd... The Lancastrian's main power base was Yorkshire, Northumberland and Cumbria, while the first Duke of York's main holdings were in Shropshire and the Welsh Marches. The Duke of Exeter's lands were mainly in the North-East too. Only the Earls of Devon, Warwick and the Duke of Somerset seem to have had vast estates in the areas they drew their titles from. Kent, Essex, East Anglia and London were strongly Yorkist due to the concentration of nobles around there (the Bourchiers, Fitzalans and Mowbrays etc).