Captain Blood's Perry Mounted Men at Arms. P.156 Scots pike block painted

[Captain Blood]

I'm sure I recognise a couple of these lads from the Westeros project way back when! Excellent work keeping them versatile! 

Thanks 
I think the chap on the caparisoned horse might have doubled as a Lannister at one point, yes 
Actually that reminds me. If I look in the right box, I might be able to find one or two GoT figures I could quickly recolour to bring more WOTR units up to strength for Billhooks - although that will be robbing Peter to pay Paul

[MaaX]

These are very nice! A true inspiration. 

May I ask where is the caparisoned horse from? I was looking for horses like that that will match Perry's miniatures.

[syrinx0]

Dead smart indeed.  Wonderful work.

[Captain Blood]

Thanks

May I ask where is the caparisoned horse from? I was looking for horses like that that will match Perry's miniatures.

It’s a Fireforge Teutonic / Templar Knight’s horse body with a Perry horse’s head

[Captain Harlock]

These are very nice! A true inspiration. 

May I ask where is the caparisoned horse from? I was looking for horses like that that will match Perry's miniatures.

I have done a couple for myself with green stuff and miliput mix. It’s a quite easy conversion, not much different than making cloaks, if you are interested I could write a walk through.

[MaleGriffin]

Phenomenal brushwork! Absolutely master class!

[Captain Blood]

Thank you

And now for something slightly different... Not, in fact, Perry ( - shocking, I know) although very definitely designed to fit with the Perry WOTR era figures...

Here's a first company of mercenary Euro pikemen for Billhooks.
These excellent 28mm figures are by a brand new company called Warsteel Miniatures, based in Germany, and run by Simon Maier, who's also here on LAF (user name GulKelan)

These figures will form part of a Kickstarter in 2023, portraying unarmoured 'Vorhut' Swiss / Continental European pikemen, crossbowmen and handgunners for the late medieval period.
The figures are digitally sculpted by Simon, who - since I expressed an interest - got in touch to ask if I would like to see some samples. He then generously sent me a batch of about 100 different figures printed in resin (yes, it's a very large selection!) The resin holds the fine detail on the figures wonderfully. There are also about 130 different interchangeable heads, all in distinctive mittel-european styles of helmets and headgear. All beautifully done.
The figures are sized to fit exactly with the Perry plastics late medieval ranges, and I'm looking forward to trying out some of Simon's heads on some Perry bodies in the near future (and vice-versa in fact!).
The Warsteel poses are a lot more active and dynamic than the Perry figures, but I think they will fit in very well. Simon has practiced late medieval re-enactment combat, so his poses feel very realistic.
I guess it's also true that you can print almost any pose you like using 3D printing. Whereas 'traditional' injection-moulded plastic figures on a frame have certain limitations imposed by the process.

Anyway, I'll be painting some units of mercenary crossbowmen and handgunners next, followed by a second pike company.

I believe Simon's intent with the Kickstarter is now to provide the digital files to backers - and if, like me, you want nothing to do with the gooey, sticky, time-consuming and technical end of 3D printing, you'll be able to send on the files to a local '3D print farm' (yes, apparently such places exist) who will print the figures out for you.
If the first Kickstarter is successful, Simon then plans to sculpt armoured and part-armoured types.
(Please don't ask me questions on the Kickstarter though, because I have no direct involvement! Simon offered to send me some figures in exchange for pictures of any of the figures I end up painting. I liked the look of the figures so much that I said yes. And I'm glad I did, because they're lovely )

Simon's original thread on these figures is here, and best to address any questions direct to him

https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=139184.0

[DalyDR]

Those look very nice indeed.  The poses are excellent, as is the paintwork!

[OSHIROmodels]

Grand 

I feel like making them all dead next week 

[has.been]

you want nothing to do with the gooey, sticky, time-consuming and technical end of 3D printing,

That would be me.

[HappyChappy439]

Oh wow these are some amazing sculpts! Thanks for showing them! I'll definitely have to check out the Kickstarter when that goes live

[Atheling]

Now that I see them painted up I'm even more of a fan! 

[DivisMal]

Wow! These look gorgeous!

[commissarmoody]

It really was a interesting looking Kickstarter. And I might jump in once he restarts it. Lots of great poses and some many heads and helmets make it worth it. Even if I don't have a 3D printer. 

[Charlie_]

They do look nice with some paint on them! I'm hoping to try them out myself in the near future....